Posts Tagged: mexico
Photo Gallery: The Mexican Revolution Through the Lens Agustín Víctor Casasola and Gerónimo Hernández
On November 19th, Mexicans commemorate the 108th anniversary of the start of the Mexican Revolution, one of the most important… Read more »
Your Luxury Holiday in Mexico, Without Luxury Prices
Journey Mexico CEO Zachary Rabinor recently gave The New York Times key tips on having a luxury travel experience in Mexico while… Read more »
Time to Plan for La Guelaguetza Festival in Oaxaca
La Guelaguetza, meaning “offering” and “mutual exchange of gifts and services” in the ancient Zapotec language, is a festival that gives thanks to the gods of corn and celebrates the acts of giving and sharing.
The Whale Sharks Are Arriving in Mexico!
The largest of the fish species, the whale sharks of the Caribbean are beginning to arrive from their annual migration… Read more »
November Food Festivals of Mexico
November brings two of Mexico’s most cherished food festivals: The International Gourmet Festival in Puerto Vallarta (Nov. 11-21st) and the Taste of Playa in the Riviera Maya (Nov. 21st).
Mexico Shines as a Family/Eco Travel Destination
#MexicoToday: Mexico was recently featured as one of the world’s top five destinations for family eco-travel in a recent article… Read more »
2012 Tianguis to be Held in Puerto Vallarta
After several months of debate, it’s official – Mexico’s annual Tianguis Turistico will be held in Puerto Vallarta next year…. Read more »
Mexican Tourism Rising at Record Rates
The numbers continue to climb as Mexico has seen an increase of about 200,000 international visitors from Jan to May… Read more »
Russian Tourism to Mexico to Increase 400% in 2012
Last week, we published a post speculating about an interesting trend in tourism to Mexico. The theory goes something like… Read more »
International Travelers Pick Up US Slack in Travel to Mexico
#MexicoToday: Two recent articles (one from the Washington Post and one from Sand Diego Red) are indications of an interesting… 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 »
Mexico Getting a Bad Rap
MSNBC has recently published an article called Time to Say Adios to Mexico? containing wildly misleading statements about safety in… 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 »
Huatulco First Destination in the World to Receive EarthCheck Gold Certification
Huatulco Becomes The First Destination in the World to Receive EarthCheck Gold Certification HUATULCO, Mexico, June 9, 2011 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ —… Read more »
Southern Mexico: Days 5 and 6
Our private fleet Day 5 was a bit of a travel day as we boarded two small, private planes and… Read more »
Southern Mexico: Day 4
After breakfast, we traveled to the Tlacolula Valley for the weekly Sunday tianguis, which is one of Oaxaca’s oldest and… Read more »
Southern Mexico: Day 3
Dinner overlooking the zocalo in Oaxaca Friday evening ended with a hearty, traditional Oaxacan dinner at Azador Don Vasco, overlooking… Read more »
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