Mexico

Listen up, food lovers. If you’re anything like us, it’s likely your top priority when booking your next trip is largely based on what you’re going to eat.

Why wait for the Christmas break to finally take that holiday you’ve been dreaming of? Here’s your no-fuss list of places to go, things to see, and good weather to chase around the world in November.

We don’t want to attribute it solely to the Instagram age, but there’s just something so exciting about trying to capture those pastel shades, bright buildings, and vibrant colors.

There are some epic breaks that don’t require a three thousand dollar flight or six hour boat ride from the nearest town. Trust me.

Beat the post-holiday blues by recreating your travels in your own kitchen.

Learning Spanish gave us a voice with which we could ask questions we were unable to find answers to in guidebooks.

Some people confuse Day of the Dead celebrations with Halloween, but really, Dia de Muertos is about celebrating LIFE. Intrepid local leader Luis explains what the tradition means to people in his homeland of Mexico.

Here are five colonial towns in the highlands of Mexico that will make you forget the beach – for a while, at least.

Many Mexicans agree that Mérida is one of the most beautiful cities in the Yucatán Peninsula. It’s also safe, cultural and just 20 miles from the beach…