Mexico City has a lot to offer for both national and international filmmakers. The country has modern cityscapes, along with a strong sense of history with many ancient ruins. It is also very rich in culture. So it will come as no surprise that there are so many wonderful movies set in Mexico City. There …
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After two years of the outbreak of Covid-19, tourism industries in countries have opened and started to develop again. This is also a great chance for citizens from all over the world to go around and travel to some foreign countries. The United States, England and China are widely advertised as the best place to …
There is no doubt that Mexico is home to many talented artists. From this beautiful country, several Oscar nominees and winners have emerged: directors such as Guillermo del Toro, Alfonso Cuarón, and Alejandro Iñárritu are only the tip of the iceberg. With its wide territory, Mexico is also known for its diversity of landscapes. Vast …
The Sierra Gorda Biosphere Reserve is exactly where you want to be if you’re trying to get off-the-beaten-track in Mexico, to truly interact with friendly locals, to discover quaint, dusty towns, pristine nature and delicious, delicious Mexican food. Aptly named the “green jewel in the heart of Mexico”, the Sierra Gorda truly offers something for …
One of the top must-do experiences on any travelers or divers bucket-list is to swim with Whale Sharks – the Goliathan gentle giants of the deep blue. And one of the best places in the world to see whale sharks is off the Riviera Maya in Mexico! Every year between May to September, hundreds, even thousands, …
Campeche – a stunning colonial UNESCO World Heritage site in Mexico’s Yucatan Peninsula – is like something straight out of a fairy tale, complete with pirates, beautiful mansions, and old-world forts to protect the damsel in distress. Located on the opposite side of the Peninsula, but seemingly a world away from Cancun, Tulum, and the …
Chichen Itza, a UNESCO World Heritage Site and one of the Seven Wonders on The World, is famed the world over. Its iconic pyramid-shaped temple is the poster-child for the Mayan civilization, explaining why Chichen Itza is on most travelers bucket-lists — I know it was on mine! Chichen Itza is found in Mexico’s Yucatan Peninsula …
The Riviera Maya in Mexico is known for the best cenotes, cavern, and cave diving in the world so no matter what, you don’t want to miss an opportunity for unique scuba diving in Tulum! An experience of a lifetime that takes you through pristine, blue waters underground to admire stalagmites, stalagmites, and columns and …
Stepping off a quiet side street in Oaxaca City into the entrance way of an unassuming blue house you immediately feel a sense of calm – a tranquil, open space where bespoke colourful furniture invites you in and elegantly curated pieces of art beg for your attention. I had arrived at Nana Vida Boutique Hotel …
Winíka Hotel and Resort in Palenque, Mexico offers everything I looked for in a unique and relaxing hotel stay: a simple yet elegant design, sustainable ethos and concepts, a beautiful environment all bundled with great service. For me, my recent 3 night stay at the newly opened Winíka Hotel Palenque ticked all the boxes – and …
Tucked away on a leafy side-street in the upscale district of Polanco is the Busué Hotel Mexico City. Located within a stones throw of best restaurants, galleries, bars and of course the lush Chapultepec Park -Busué Hotel presents a unique boutique hotel concept which fuses great hospitality, art and design into a chic experience for the discerning world …
Morelia is one of the most surprising destinations in Mexico. The state capital of Michoacan, Morelia is a dynamic, bustling and stunningly gorgeous city oozing with colonial architecture so well preserved it is literally like being transported back in time. And one of the best places to experience this old-world charm is from within the …
Oaxaca City is easily one of the most vibrant and chronically overlooked cities we have ever visited – and is one place in Mexico you will not want to miss! Boasting an authentic mix of new-age artisans, indigenous traditions, colonial architecture, and a booming gastronomical scene, Oaxaca City is an intoxicating, chaotic and utterly unique …
Previously touted as the alternative to the mass-tourism of Cancun, Tulum on the southern reaches of the Maya Rivera was a laid-back hippie town with a stunning beach, some beachfront ruins, a few shacks for great food (if you want to do Tulum on a budget) and for drinking the night away. Tulum’s meteoric rise …
For anyone who has traveled within Latin America, you will know…well, while there is always a gay scene to be found, it is not frequently loud, proud, and with rainbow flags flying from the windows. This is why the LGBT scene in Guadalajara caught me by surprise, and why I fell in love with Mexico’s …
Caye Caulker in Belize is a paradise. White, powder-like sand, pristine reefs, turquoise water, and locals who always have a smile. The perfect mix of small-scale tourism and local life, it is very, very hard to want to leave. But alas, after extending your time here far too many times you will eventually have to …
A boutique family run hotel, H177 Hotel Campeche in Mexico offered everything you could want for the perfect stay in Mexico’s UNESCO listed rainbow city: location, comfortability, great service and a stellar view over the city. And perfect compliment to the relaxed and tranquil Campeche which is best enjoyed slowing – H177 Hotel was one …
When I book a vacation, I usually go way overboard, researching my destination so that I have a full notepad of ideas and tips for what to see and do. But when I made my recent booking at Villa Mirasol Hotel in San Miguel de Allende in Central Mexico, I only took a brief look …
Currently off almost every tourist’s radar in Mexico is the Tehuacán-Cuicatlán Biosphere Reserve. One of my favorite places to see the real Mexico off the beaten track – I only discovered it by accident when researching Mexico’s UNESCO World Heritage Sites for an upcoming trip. The Tehuacán-Cuicatlán Biosphere Reserve is a tentative UNESCO Site that is being …
Mexico City, one of the biggest cities on Earth, has in recent years also become a burgeoning tourism magnet after cleaning up its act. Development seems to be taking place on every corner as Mexico city once again springs to life with a culinary and cultural renaissance. You may already know how innovative and varied …
Mexico City was not what I expected. The days of Mexico City as a crime-ridden metropolis with little to offer are long gone as a series of progressive mayors have significantly cleaned up the capital city, complete with an official name change last year to complete its transformation: from Mexico Distrito Federal to Ciudad de Mexico, or CDMX. …
Mexico is a very vibrant and diverse country, full of incredible sights and activities to entertain any traveler. Prepare to immerse yourself in a world of incredible food, art, and music, and check out the country’s incredible landscape. Mexico is so full of hidden wonders that you could easily go back several times throughout your …