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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…
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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…
Mexico is one of the most fertile regions of the world for exploration into human cultural evolution. Over 3,000 years of achievement have left an indelible mark on Mexico, punctuating…
It’s Climate in Mexico that Counts We all come to Mexico with different expectations when it comes to “good” weather. For those of us coming from northern latitudes, heat and…
Let’s be honest, anyone considering moving overseas has medical care concerns. You might be running away from the broken US system or coming from elsewhere wondering about the “trade-offs” you’ll…
Culture and Community, the Crux of Mexico Living These two important Criteria are nested together for a reason. In whatever way you define “culture,” your engagements with neighbors and local…
I spent four decades training travel agents about Mexico and Latin America. I moved to Mexico in 2015 and am now a “residente permanente” in the Lake Chapala area of…
Known as the city with a “face of stone and a heart of silver,” Zacatecas reigns over the windswept plateaus of the State of Zacatecas. This fabled silver city lies…
For US and Canadians wanting to broaden their Mexico for travel and living horizons, there is no better adventure than getting to know Mexico’s central inland states. You’ll discover how…
One of Mexico’s most fascinating yet least explored by overseas visi tors is ancient Puebla. It lies less than two hours east and south of Mexico City. It in some…
Lying to the south of the popular Riviera Maya region and stretching all the way to Mexico’s border with Belize is one of North America’s most unexplored coastal regions –…
Mexico for living presents 32 spectacular experiences that invite the visitor (and those wanting to live here) to tour the country state by state — discover its natural beauty, its…
Just north of Puerto Vallarta and spanning over 185 miles of beaches along the Pacific coast of Nayarit, is Mexico’s Riviera Nayarit, also known as Mexico’s Pacific Treasure. Key to…
Puerto Vallarta and the adjacent Riviera Nayarit represents two destinations united geographically that live as one. This region is one of Mexico’s most popular tourism corridors because of its great…
Longstanding images and stereotypes of Mexico fall hard. They are often perpetuated by today’s vacationers. Many lack a point of reference (other international travel experiences), jumping to some incredible conclusions…
It’s been said the next best thing to being rich is traveling as if you were. And what an era we live in to make this axiom a reality. If…
Mexico is currently one of the most important culinary capitals in the world. So much so that, in 2010, UNESCO declared it Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity. Mexican cuisine is…
For travelers and MEXpats wanting to broaden their cultural horizons (without crossing oceans), Mexico has more 16th-19th century European architecture, monuments, museums and fine art than any country in the…
