Mexico has it all, and people know it. With affordable flights, beautiful beaches, fantastic weather, and a rich culture, it is easy to see why 25% of Americans traveling abroad end up in Mexico each year. Visitor numbers continue to rise. Mexico’s Ministry of Tourism has just reported that 2022 arrivals have surpassed those of…
Top 5 Beaches In Mexico To Experience The Culture That Are Most Visited By Locals
With an increasingly more internationalized Cancun and a busy, ridiculously overpriced Tulum, have you ever wondered where locals go for their yearly break in Mexico? In this article, we bring you the top 5 Mexican beach destinations Mexicans love the most, known for their stunning nature, authenticity, and long-standing tradition. Mexico is the number one…
Top 5 Sayings You Need To Know In Spanish Before Going To Mexico
Traveling to a country where English is not the official language can intimidate many tourists. A language barrier can often complicate what should be a relaxing experience. That is why it is best to prepare yourself with a few common words and phrases in your destination’s language to avoid travel language anxiety. And although most…
This Is The Best Luxury Resort In Mexico
The Luxury Lifestyle Awards has recently announced the winner for the best resort in Mexico, and travelers are in agreement. The organization has recognized the Fairmont Mayakoba for its “drive for perfection and desire to deliver top-quality goods and services to their clients,” and travelers have given the resort an ‘excellent’ rating on Booking.com. According…
Top 5 Underrated Beach Destinations To Visit In Mexico For 2023
Are you looking for the top underrated beach destinations to visit in Mexico? Popular beach destinations in Mexico like Cancun and Cabo can be overcrowded, expensive, and so touristy that they start to feel like an extension of the United States. Even places that were once off the beaten path, like Tulum, have seen an…
Los Cabos Is The Safest Destination In Mexico For 2023
Proving travel warnings and the media furor do not always reflect the situation on the ground, which can be, in fact, the exact opposite, Los Cabos has become the safest tourist destination in Mexico heading into 2023, as violence rates plummet and a strong police presence continues to discourage criminals from operating in the area.…
Flavours of Yucatan Festival, Merida, Mexico Yucatan Flavours Festival Merida Mexico
The first “Sabores de Yucatán” Festival in Merida showcases ancient Mayan culinary traditions, along with new contemporary trends, and is also the venue for Latin America’s 50 Best Restaurants 2022 awards Merida is the capital of the state of Yucatan, itself situated in the northern part of the Yucatan Peninsula. The two get confused as,…
What Travelers Can Expect From Mexico’s Newest World Heritage Site Near Mexico City
Now that travel is back to “normal,” people can truly get to experience new places and visit more off-the-beaten-path destinations and unique attractions, especially those that were relevant during the pandemic, but travelers were still hesitant to visit. Last year, in July, UNESCO included the Franciscan Ensemble of the Monastery and Cathedral of Our Lady…
This Off Path Destination In Mexico Sees Vacation Rentals Double – Here’s Why It’s Growing So Fast
An incredible off path destination in Mexico has seen the number of vacation rentals double in a single year, as foreign visitors seek better alternatives to the over-developed, overpriced Tulum. Here, a majority of the residents still hail from Mexico, and the cost of everyday expenses has not yet surged dramatically. Quintana Roo may be…
Tourist Gets Scolded After Climbing Pyramid In Mexico – What Are The Rules For Visiting An Ancient Site?
Earlier this week, a tourist was scolded and physically attacked by an angry crowd after climbing the historical pyramid of Chichen Itza in Mexico. After the incident went viral on TikTok, numerous users began wondering why her behavior was so strongly reprimanded and, most importantly: what exactly are the rules for visiting an ancient site?…
