Mexico Travel
Mexico embraces food tourism to bring visitors
More culinary tours are being offered since the Mexican government started efforts last year to counter the dent swine flu and drug cartel violence put in its tourism industry.
On the Beatnik trail in Mexico City
Mexico City was a magnet in the 1950s for some of America's greatest Beat Generation writers — Jack Kerouac, William Burroughs, Allen Ginsberg and others.
Uniquely Oaxacan: Beaches, eco-tours, markets
Oaxaca, with its sky-high mountains, arid valleys, lush tropical forests, cloud forests and beaches, offers tranquility to vacationers.
20 insider tips demystify Mexico City
Steering your way to the heart of a city of nearly 10 million is no easy feat. These 20 insider tips demystify the metropolis, from its homegrown design scene to its best cheap eats.
Cancun creates an underwater museum
In an effort to lure tourists away from coral reefs, an artful artificial reef consisting of 400 life-sized statues will be submerged off the resort of Cancun by the end of 2010.
The rich history in Mexico’s haciendas
Thanks to the efforts of preservationists and investors who have spent the past decade rescuing hundreds of crumbling properties, the hacienda is enjoying a renaissance.
Swine flu down, bargains up in Mexico
The last time Bud Olson visited Mexico, he ended up in a hospital with kidney stones and missed the ancient Mayan ruins in the seaside town of Tulum.