Mexico Travel

Travel photo: St. Michael watches over Mexico City
Martin de la Torre recently photographed this statue of St. Michael at the Basilica of Our Lady of Gaudalupe in Mexico City.

Mexican city to begin countdown for Dec. 21, 2012
Tourism officials in Tapachula have installed a digital clock to count down the time left before the Dec. 21, 2012, solstice, when some believe the Mayan long-count calendar "runs out."

Hotel 'pops up' on Caribbean coast in Tulum, Mexico

Taking a leaf from a burgeoning number of retailers and restaurateurs worldwide, Design Hotels recently announced an innovation in the lodging industry: a pop-up hotel.Taking a leaf from a burgeoning number of retailers and restaurateurs worldwide, Design Hotels recently announced an innovation in the lodging industry: a pop-up hotel.


Beware of the hard sell at vacation resorts
In the past few years, tourists have been approached and pressured to join hotel club programs in Mexico, on Caribbean islands and in Hawaii.

Explore ancient Mayan civilization at Tikal


Day of the Dead a time of remembrance

While the name and many of the icons symbolic with the holiday may evoke macabre imagery, the Day of the Dead is a time for gatherings in remembrance of ancestors and others who have died.While the name and many of the icons symbolic with the holiday may evoke macabre imagery, the Day of the Dead is a time for gatherings in remembrance of ancestors and others who have died.


4 excellent activities to do in Riviera Maya

Whale sharks can reach more than 40 feet in length. Harmless to humans, these giants can be found by the hundreds off the Yucatan Peninsula in July each year.The Riviera Maya is one of the most eco-friendly destinations in all of Mexico. The area is home to many historic sites, and is full of beautiful beaches with dozens of luxury all-inclusive resorts.


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