Mexico’s Yucatan peninsula is well known for its thriving tourist destinations of Cancun, Tulum and Playa del Carmen in the state of Quintana Roo. But the peninsula’s Yucatan state also attracts tourists to its famed Maya ruins at Chichen Itza and its capital city of Merida, with its colonial-style architecture and vibrant food scene. Natural […]
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Is stress getting you down? Are the shorter days triggering your Seasonal Affective Disorder (SAD)? Are you still trying to escape the Covid funk? Why not try a hard reset and choose Mexico for a beach vacation? While a beach won’t solve all of life’s problems, a getaway trip to enjoy the sun and smell
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Oaxaca has become my favorite town in [easyazon_link identifier=”1786570238″ locale=”US” tag=”thetravelersway-20″]Mexico[/easyazon_link]. Almost unknown to travelers during my first visit in 2006, it now welcomes visitors from around the world, including many North American expats and snowbirds. Yet it still retains the feeling of an authentic Mexican town. If you want everyone to speak English, go
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The dates of Mexico’s extraordinary dive event, Scuba Fest, have been announced. The Fourth Annual Cozumel Scuba Fest will be held December 8-13, 2015. While the Fest is geared for all levels of divers, including beginners, this year it features new products and routes focusing on advanced-level diving off the Mexican Caribbean Island of Cozumel,
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Sampling local cuisine is one of the high points of travel for me. I love sleuthing out regional dishes, trying local delicacies, and learning about the culture of a people by enjoying their food. It satisfies my curiosity and that rumbling in my belly. So get your Mexican music playlist queued up (find some suggestions
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