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Mexico is as popular a travel destination as ever (approximately 44.8 million visitors are expected to visit in 2019, a 5.6 percent increase from 2018). While beach towns like Sayulita, Tulum, and Playa Espiritu are coming into their own, Cancun and Los Cabos are still major draws for tourists. The two destinations emerged in the…
There’s no denying it: Mexico remains one of the most popular international destinations for U.S. travelers year after year. Over 10.5 million U.S. tourists visited Mexico in 2019 alone, according to the Mexican government, and that number shows no signs of slowing. But Mexico is a huge place, and there’s a lot more to the…
If you’re anything like us, you’re already plotting where to travel in 2020. But with so many places to choose from, where should you go? Luckily, many beloved destinations have bounced back from terrorism, civil unrest, or natural disasters, offering new hotels and restaurants. Among this list are some of these comebacks, as well as…
Mexico is famous for its gorgeous beaches, all-inclusive resorts, and delicious food. It’s also teeming with history, art, and culture, and there’s no better way to experience all three than by visiting one of the country’s many stunning ancient ruins. Standing in front of these stone structures (some of which date back to 600 B.C.)…
Paradisus Cancun Encompassing some of the most popular destinations in all of Mexico, the Yucatan Peninsula is the area that separates the Gulf of Mexico from the Caribbean Sea. Home to Cancun, Isla Mujeres, and Tulum, the Yucatan is renowned for its stellar white-sand beaches, incredible Mayan ruins, and countless hotel options for travelers of…
Merida, Mexico; Adam Jones/Flickr The colonial town of Merida is a far cry from the tourist-clogged beaches of Cancun. There are no midday body shots, reveling spring breakers, or sprawling mega-resorts here. But Merida has a spirt all of its own. For one, it’s the cultural heart of the Yucatan Peninsula, built over 500 years…
Beach at Royal Hideaway Playacar, Playa del Carmen/Oyster The tradition of traveling after a whirlwind wedding is something many couples look forward to. However, shelling out loads of cash for a honeymoon, especially after emptying out your pockets for a wedding, is less than ideal. Couples, on average, spend around $4,466 for a honeymoon, though…
Home to one of the world’s largest cities, world-famous luxury resorts, and beaches that would make a Caribbean island blush, Mexico is flush with things to see and do. However, tourists aren’t always the best at getting off the beaten path and discovering the smaller, quieter joys of this fascinating country. Mexico has hundreds of…
Mexico is many things to many different travelers — spring break destination for college-age kids, ultimate getaway for families with kids, and honeymoon spot for newlyweds. For couples in search of romance, Mexico offers plenty of appeal, from the beautiful secluded beaches and tropical jungles to the luxurious resorts and historic cities. There are many…
New York City skyline/Oyster New York, we love you. That will never change. But you can be an incredibly expensive place that makes us want to use bad words at times. And the truth is that if you’re in town as a tourist, you’ll be shelling out even more cash than us locals. That’s because…
