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How safe is Mexico City?

As the largest city in North America, Mexico City is bursting with unforgettable travel experiences, from an incredible array of world-class museums and cultural experiences to a dynamic culinary scene. You can even climb ancient Aztec pyramids at the awe-inspiring archaeological site of Teotihuacán, within easy reach of the city. But before heading to this […]

When is the best time to visit Mexico?

Many millions of tourists visit Mexico every year. They come to find beautiful Pacific and Caribbean beaches, to enjoy delicious food and drinks, to learn about history and take in the culture, and simply to escape the everyday. Generally speaking, peak tourist season for Mexico runs from December to April. These dates coincide with the […]

What you need to know about renting a car in Mexico

Mexico is a big country, with plenty to explore and many charming attractions off the beaten path. No wonder many adventurous travelers decide to ditch the crowds and take to the open road on their Mexico vacation. While a few things about renting a car in Mexico may be the same as the US (they […]

The best surfing in Mexico

Ready to catch a wave off the coast of Mexico’s beaches? Mexico has an incredible 4,500 miles of coastline on the Pacific Ocean side alone, stretching from Northern Mexico just south of San Diego, to the Baja California Peninsula, through the state of Oaxaca, located in the far south of the country. Pack your board […]

Mexico Travel, Health and Safety

Mexico is a diverse, dynamic country with a thriving tourist economy. From the beautiful sandy beaches of Baja California Sur to the thriving metropolitan capital of Mexico City, millions of Americans take a trip to Mexico each year for rest, relaxation, and an epic vacation. In fact, travel to Mexico from the U.S. reached an […]

Mexico entry requirements for U.S. citizens: What you need to know

Passport requirements for Mexico Whether you’re arriving by airplane, by cruise ship, or over land at a border crossing, all US citizens must present a valid passport to enter Mexico. This is true of both adults and children. Check the expiration date on your passport before leaving for your trip. You’ll want to be sure […]

Mexico Motorcycle Trip

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Is Puerto Vallarta safe?

Is Puerto Vallarta safe

Located on the Pacific coast in the state of Jalisco, Puerto Vallarta is one of the most popular beach destinations for US-based travelers in Mexico. Drawn by year-round sunshine, beautiful white -sand beaches, excellent local cuisine, and a vibrant nightlife scene, visitors flock to this beachside resort, making it Mexico’s second-most visited tourist destination, after […]

Is Oaxaca safe?

The Mexican state of Oaxaca has become very popular with tourists in recent years, and it’s not hard to see why. A rich cultural and local arts scene, delicious food, Oaxaca City’s attractive old town, and excellent Pacific Coast surf beaches have made it a go-to destination for enlightened travelers in Mexico. Spots like the […]

Celebrating the Day of the Dead in Mexico

Celebrating the Day of the Dead in Mexico

The Day of the Dead, or Día de Los Muertos, is one of Mexico’s most important national holidays. A two-day holiday that typically begins on November 1 or November 2, it is a celebration that honors the dead and remembers the ancestors, friends, and family members that have died recently or long ago. Far from […]

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