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Category Archives: Tourism and Travel
Mexicans Visiting Mexico Say Mexican Officials Worse than U.S. Migration Agents
Mexicans who live in the U.S. have long complained about being taken advantage of by Mexican officials when they go back to visit Mexico. A recent article in Mexico’s Excelsior quotes such U.S.-resident Mexicans who were passing through Hermosillo in … Continue reading
Posted in Corruption, Immigration, Tourism and Travel
Tagged Bus Travel, Hermosillo, Mexicans who live in the U.S., Sonora
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Chichen Itza Archaeological Site Taken Over by Protesting Teachers
The Mayan site of Chichen Itza is one of Mexico’s most famous archaeological tourist destinations. I’ve been there a couple of times, it’s a fascinating site. On June 11th, 2025, Chichen Itza was taken over by protesting teachers. From Mexico … Continue reading
Posted in Archaeology, Politics, Tourism and Travel
Tagged Chichen Itza, CNTE, Maya, Yucatan state
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Cinco de Mayo
Cinco de Mayo – May the 5th, is the Mexican holiday celebrating the Mexican victory over the French army on May the 5th, 1862, at Puebla, east of Mexico City. Cinco de Mayo is not Mexican Independence Day, as many … Continue reading
Cuatro Cienegas Basin Seen From Space
Cuatro Cienegas is located in the state of Coahuila in northern Mexico. In Spanish you might see it written as one word (Cuatrociénegas) or two (Cuatro Ciénegas). It’s an interesting area. Cuatro Ciénegas means “Four Marshes”. In current scientific terminology, … Continue reading
The Maya Train
The Maya Train (Tren Maya), a project begun during the previous administration of Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador (AMLO), was recently completed. Here’s a photo of the Maya Train in the Merida station: The Maya Train is located in the Yucatan … Continue reading
Foreign Arrivals Decrease at Cancun, Los Cabos and Puerto Vallarta Airports
Recent data show a decrease in foreign arrivals to Mexican tourist destinations Cancun (Caribbean coast), Los Cabos (south end of Baja California peninsula) and Puerto Vallarta (Pacific coast). From Travel and Tour World: “Mexico’s airports in Cancun, Los Cabos, and … Continue reading
Fewer Americans Dining in Tijuana, So Restaurants Going Bankrupt
Tijuana is a Mexican border city on the far west end of Mexico, across the border from San Diego, California. In fact, Tijuana and San Diego and other cities actually form a transborder metroplex of five and a half million … Continue reading
Posted in Crime, Tourism and Travel
Tagged Americans, Border Report website, California, Restaurants, San Diego, Tijuana
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Architectural Digest Names Mexico’s San Miguel de Allende World’s Fourth Most Beautiful City
Architectural Digest recently published their list of “The 20 Most Beautiful Cities in the World.” The number one city on the list was Adelaide, Australia. In the #2 position was Tallinn, Estonia. City #3 was Portsmouth, Dominica. In the #4 … Continue reading
Posted in Geography, Tourism and Travel
Tagged Architectural Digest, Guanajuato state, San Miguel de Allende
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Return from a Trip to Mexico
I recently returned from a trip to Mexico, which I referred to in this previous article. The trip went well and we returned safely. According to Statista.com, in 2023, 36.71 million Americans traveled to Mexico. That was an increase over … Continue reading
Global Guardian Firm Tells Americans to Be Careful in Mexico
Newsweek reports that the Global Guardian security firm is warning Americans to be careful in Mexico. I’m currently in Mexico and saw the article yesterday. If you’d told me yesterday not to go to Mexico it would have been too … Continue reading