We all bring to Mexico some referential baggage as part of our overseas living calculus. How could you grow up in the US and not harbor a few stereotypes about…
It’s one of your life’s most consequential decisions. It will tug at your sense of self, rationally and emotionally. You’ll have to run the gauntlet of disbelief and incredulity from…
Critiques are popping up in US media about the “invaders” who migrate to places around the globe. Recent criticism has been leveled at new Anglo arrivals in places like Mexico…
This is not a story about Mexico’s celebrated Día de Muertos ritual, or how Americans come here to retire, then forget to die. The other day I came across the…
Finding your Happy Place Last month the US fell from the top 20 “happiest countries” list. I suspect many of the estimated 11 million US passport holders currently living outside…
Climate and Connectivity are two of my SIX Criteria for living in Mexico. Climate and Connectivity don’t really go together. Or do they? Is Mexico’s best year ’round weather also…
One of Mexico’s least visited states and can be a viable Mexico for living destination for those seeking “emersion” in a region that’s culturally rich and scenically unforgettable. There will…
In this region, the offer of alternatives to have the experiences and amenities of a hotel at home is already a trend. Today I want to talk to you about…
Editors Notes: guest blogger Marc Murphy is a Mexico resident (Montreal born) who’s been at the table around Mexico tourism marketing for over twenty years. Most recently he was Executive…
Welcome to the small town of Comala! Nestled at the foot of a magical (and active!) volcano, Comala recently won #1 Magical Town (Pueblo Mágico) in Mexico. Located only a…
Critiques are popping up in US media about the “invaders” who migrate to places around the globe. Recent criticism has been leveled at new Anglo arrivals in places like Mexico…
PBS aired a segment recently about how more Americans are using their vacation days in search of more than suntans and souvenirs. Instead, they’re working in orphanages, building schools, teaching…
After first dipping your toe into the world of learning Spanish, it doesn’t take long to realize it’s going to take a while to build your foundation and gain the…
It’s common for families to be scattered across the country these days. And when a senior loved one requires additional care or attention, this can cause difficulties. Many long-distance caregivers…
The Lake Chapala Society’s home village of Ajijic is one of the oldest in western Mexico (founded by the Spanish in1531). It’s also Mexico’s newest Pueblo Mágico. But that’s hardly…
Each of Mexico’s 32 states has unique physical and cultural characteristics. Many know Mexico’s legendary beach destination. But pick up a map and you may realize how little of the…
Are you ready to make a passionate connection with overseas living and challenge yourself to live life to its fullest? Mexico for Living wants to be your facilitator to come…
Settling into your new home in a new country can be stressful; fortunately, Moving.com notes that there are some simple things you can do to help stay on task and…
Thanks for reading (and sharing if you see fit). I’ve been searching for this answer over my 40 years in Mexico tourism. And I’m still at it, exploring a “world…
Riviera Maya: the very name is enough to spark visions of endless beaches and pure fun under the sun. But while it certainly offers more than its fair share of…