Mexico’s Independence Day, affectionately known to nationals as “Grito de Dolores” or “The Cry of Dolores," takes place every year on September 16. Get in on the fiesta.

One of the hardest parts of traveling the world is leaving our furry friends behind. Sure, dogs can provide companionship on some adventures, but cats rarely fare well on the road. Fortunately, tra...

Snow globes and t-shirts are fine for showing friends and relatives you're thinking about them and wish they were there, but souvenirs with staying power are unique to the destination. If you're pl...

Dia de la Virgen de Guadalupe is a religious feast day celebrated annually in on December 12. This national holiday, which honors Our Lady of Guadalupe, a Catholic Saint, is a very important day fo...

Whisk away the cold-weather blues with a warmer climate this winter. There's still time this holiday season to escape on a quick trip in the U.S. and surrounding area, especially as travel deals on...

Each October, as the Day of the Dead / Dia de Los Muertos draws near, Mexican markets overflow with decorated breads, fanciful paper cutouts, and whimsical toy skulls and skeletons. The traditional...

Corn, beans and potatoes are the main staples of Mexican cuisine, with fish and chicken on most menus. US and Mexican fast food chains are easy to find. Imported spirits are expensive, and cheap lo...

Archeological Site, Chichen Itza Located just two hours from Cancun, this historical site marks the ancient Mayan civilization. One of the top two archeological sites in all of Mexico, Chichen It...

When you think about Mexico, your mind probably goes to Spring Break, nice beaches, and umbrella drinks. But our south of the border neighbor offers so much more than just a place to relax on the s...

If you're looking for a city with an amazing vibe, Mexico City is the place to be. Packed with the sounds of salsa, fascinating history, and delicious smells of street-side vendors, it's the place ...