Posts in Category: Culture
New Images of Ancient Tomb at Palenque
The Ancient City State of Palenque In January, we published an article about a robotic camera used to explore an… Read more »
The Cultural Crossroads of San Juan Chamula
One of the most interesting stops on a recent trip through Chiapas was in a small town just outside San… Read more »
2011 Pan American Games in Jalisco, Mexico
2011 marks the 16th Pan American Games during which 6,000 athletes from 42 nations will compete in 36 sports. By… Read more »
Black Pottery in Oaxaca: A True Travel Experience in Mexico
Journey Mexico has always prided itself on offering travelers true travel experiences, meaning you’re not going to visit Oaxaca and… Read more »
Central & Southern Mexico Trip Photos
It took a while to get through all the photos, but here are the highlights from a recent trip through… Read more »
Travel Weekly Interviews President Calderon in Las Vegas
This article, originally titled In Vegas, Calderon bets on tourism, has been re-posted from Travel Weekly and was written by… Read more »
Mexico Puts a Lock on Gossip
On a recent trip through Central & Southern Mexico, I had the opportunity to visit the gorgeous cathedral on the… Read more »
The Riviera Nayarit – Mexico’s Newest Hot Spot
The Riviera Nayarit has been getting a lot of attention these days, and for good reason. The Riviera Nayarit is… Read more »
The Lonely Planet Likes Mexican Food (Who Doesn’t?)
The Lonely Planet sent out an email today with a link to their article called The Best Countries for Food,… Read more »
Campeche to be the New Star of the Yucatan
Continuing in his efforts to make 2011 the Year of Mexican Tourism and to push Mexico further up the list… Read more »
Highlights From Obama-Calderón Press Conference
On March 3rd, US President Barack Obama and Mexico President Felipe Calderón held a joint press conference from the White… Read more »
New Museum Unveiled in Mexico City
Mexico’s Carlos Slim, currently the world’s richest man, unveiled a new art museum in the Plaza Carso region of Mexico… Read more »
Mexico’s President First to Join Worldwide Tourism Initiative
Last month we published a blog post titled President Calderón Walking the Walk and since then, he’s started running. The… Read more »
New Archeological Zone Opened in Colonial Mexico
After nearly ten years of research and restoration to the site, Mexico’s National Institute of Anthropology and History has opened… Read more »
Magic Neighborhoods of Mexico City to Receive 330 Million Pesos
On the heels of President Calderon’s declaration of 2011 as the Year of Mexican Tourism, the Government of the Federal… Read more »
Robot Explores New Tunnel At Teotihuacan
Here’s an interesting update for fans of archeological travel: archeologists have successfully deployed a camera-armed robot into the ancient tunnel… Read more »
Scouting for a Food and Travel TV Pilot
Journey Mexico President, Zachary Rabinor, is currently in Oaxaca running a scouting trip for a television pilot to be hosted… Read more »
Olmec Exhibits in California
via Travel Weekly Mexico’s Instituto Nacional de Antropología e Historia (LACMA) and the Fine Arts Museums of San Francisco have… Read more »
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