Visit San Cristóbal de las Casas
San Cristobal de las Casas is situated in a fertile valley surrounded by mountains in the southern state of Chiapas, […]
October 2014
Mexico’s “Junk Food” Tax Hitting Coke and Pepsi
No wonder Coke and Pepsi are spending millions of dollars to fight proposed taxes on sugary drinks in California. PepsiCo
Puerto Vallarta Offers Something for Everyone
Beyond the pristine beaches of the Bay of Banderas lies the opportunity to immerse oneself into the untapped beauty of
All-Inclusive Annihilating Puerto Vallarta Economy
Upon arrival, a sign welcomes guests with “The Friendliest City in the World,” but coming into the city it appears
March for Missing Students Suspected Among Massacred Victims
The students from a teachers’ college went missing after they clashed with police in Iguala in the volatile, gang-ridden state
Under the Palapa: Puerto Vallarta Airport Survival of the Fittest
When last I left you, I was just coming to grips with maybe buying a place in Puerto Vallarta. I
Mexico Economy Shows Signs of Strengthening; Peso Could Rise
There are clear signs the Mexican economy is improving and that the peso could appreciate in the future thanks to
Government Officials Meet with Puerto Vallarta Taxi Drivers
Secretary of Tourism for the state of Jalisco, Enrique Ramos Flores, and the Secretary of Transportation, Mauricio Gudiño, attended a
Over 1,700 Classic Cars Roll Down Mexico City Street
Classic car enthusiasts have broken a Guinness world record for the biggest parade of classic cars, lining up 1,721 shining
Star Princess Among Three Ships Arriving in Puerto Vallarta Today
Today the port will roll out the red carpet for three arrivals on the same day; Norwegian Sun, Star Princess,
UN Asks Mexico to Say No to Teleton
The United Nations Committee on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities (CRPD) urged the Mexican government to avoid donating money
Experts Forecast a Rebound for Monarch Butterfly
Deforestation is down in the Mexican forest that is the winter home of the Monarch butterfly, and scientists also hope
