The magic of Campeche’s Ruta de Los Chenes
Inspired by the idea of La Ruta Puuc, we present our very own archaeological circuit in the state of Campeche. We call it La Ruta de Los Chenes.
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Mexicana a de Aviación faces big challenges after 1st year
The state-owned Mexicana de Aviación is struggling to maintain operations just over a year after its launch, facing financial difficulties, legal challenges, and operational setbacks. The airline currently operates with only two aircraft and maintains a 45% occupancy rate, falling significantly short of initial expectations. In early January 2024, Mexicana suspended service to eight destinations,…
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Despite travel warnings in Zacatecas, the sun shines, along with its silver
Government travel warnings tell us that Zacatecas is not a “safe state” like Nayarit or Yucatán, but to discount it completely would be a mistake. After all, Zacatecas can be seen as a microcosm of sorts regarding the ills that afflict Mexico in general. Zacatecas is known for its baroque architecture, steep alleyways, historical sites,…
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Why Durango may just be Mexico’s most underrated city
Even for most Mexicans and the most intrepid explorers, swaths of the country fly under the radar, and this is a shame. Durango de Victoia, the capital of Durango state, is one of these places. Before last spring, if you had asked me what came to mind when I thought of Durango, my answer would…
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New Tiffany & Co. Cancun Boutique Opens for Luxury Shopping
Luxury shopping in the Yucatán Peninsula just got a whole lot fancier thanks to Tiffany & Co. Cancún Mexico
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Get Out and About With Our Yucatán Travel Guide for Newbies
For newbies, knowing where to start exploring can be a challenge. Get inspired with this fun Yucatan Travel Guide for first-time visitors.
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Enjoy a Gulf Break at the Best Yucatán Beach Resorts
Looking for an easy-to-get-to and modestly luxurious beach getaway that’s close to Mérida? Check out the best Yucatán Beach Resorts
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Hit the Road: The Best Day Trips from Mérida
Seen everything in Mérida? Hit the road and enjoy some of these fun day trips from Mérida and see more of beautiful Yucatán
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Flying to Felipe Angeles Airport? Some Travel Tips
Mexico City’s Felipe Angeles Airport is busier than ever. Here is what you need to know to navigate it.
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Not a Cruise Guy, But Exploring the Sea of Cortez Anyway
We immerse ourselves in the natural beauty of the Sea of Cortez on an eco-friendly cruise.
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Why Easter Week is the Best Time to Visit Mexico City
With Latin America’s busiest airport, Mexico City is also very easy to get to, especially from elsewhere in Mexico, the United States, and Canada.
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Jalisco’s Tequila Express — Mexico’s Most Enticing Rail Experience
The Tequila Express is a popular tourist train in Mexico that takes passengers on a round-trip journey from Guadalajara to Tequila Jalisco
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This Is Why So Many Maya Ruins In Mexico Are Unreachable
Mexico is officially home to 187 Prehispanic archaeological sites, but not all of them are truly open to the public.
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Why Cancún, Latin America’s Most Popular Tourist Destination, Has Excelled for 50 Years
In 2023 alone, Cancún attracted just over 40 million international visitors. For most of them, Mexico’s Caribbean coast has become a repeat holiday destination.
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What We Saw On The Tren Maya From Mérida to Palenque
Bound for Chiapas and taking an option that already beats the bus
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This Former Aztec Stronghold Turned Stunning Colonial Town is a Must Visit in Puebla
To say Atlixco is full of charm would be a huge understatement, however, given its location near both Cholula and the city of Puebla, travelers often overlook it.
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Bus Tickets To and From Mérida in Extreme Demand
Scores of travelers looking to travel to or from Mérida are discovering at bus stations that their desired seats have been sold out.
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A Maritime Route Between Yucatán and Cuba is in the Works
Discussions to establish a maritime connection between Yucatán and Cuba are underway, according to Cuban consul for the Yucatán Peninsula, Rasiel Calvo Morgolles.
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We Took the Tren Maya from Mérida to Cancún, and Here is What We Learned
Although the trip was completely sold out, most seats remained empty as only a handful were sold to the public..
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Tlaxcala: Mexico’s Smallest State Has a Lot to Offer Visitors
Tlaxcala is the smallest state in Mexico, nestled in the heart of the country. But despite its size, it boasts a rich history, vibrant culture, and stunning natural beauty.
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Flying into Tulum’s New Airport? Read This First
As it turns out, it’s a hassle to get from Tulum International to resorts in Tulum.
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From Mérida to Ireland’s Mountains, Myths and Mists
A combination of wanderlust and the need to escape Yucatán’s humidity prompted this trip to County Cork.
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A ‘place of ancient temples’ awaits near the heart of Cuernavaca
Meaning “the place of ancient temples” in the Nahuatl language, Teopanzolco was a major urban area during the late Classic and early Postclassic periods.
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New international airport in Tulum will open as early as December
Despite setbacks, Tulum’s airport has already begun to announce flights in December. But nobody knows precisely when.
That’s all for now
That’s all for now