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  • Aerial view of Isla Pasion in Cozumel
    By Rachel-Jean Firchau 4 days ago

    The World's Best Beach For 2026 Is A Secluded White-Sand Island Paradise Off The Caribbean Coast Of Mexico

    Ranked as the world's best beach in 2026 according to Tripadvisor, this Mexico hidden gem off the coast of Cozumel belongs on your dream destination list.

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  • Palafitos Overwater Bungalows, Maroma Beach, Riviera Maya, Mexico
    By Leslie Veliz 4 days ago

    Mexico's Only Classic Overwater Bungalows Are At An All-Inclusive Resort With Chic Amenities And A White Sand Beach

    Offering bungalows perched above the water, a peaceful beach, fine dining, and other luxe amenities, this resort in Mexico makes for an idyllic retreat.

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  • View from boat with tourists looking at rock formations in ocean
    By Anna Robinson 13 days ago

    What Mexico's Tourism Officials Offensive-Sounding Every Canadian Is Worth Two Americans Statement Really Means

    A Mexican tourism official recently made the offensive-sounding quote that every Canadian is worth two Americans but what it means may differ from perception

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  • An aerial view of Mexico City, showing skyscrapers, stadiums, and parks
    By Erika W. Smith 17 days ago

    This Is North America's Largest City By Population (And It Has Way More People Than NYC)

    New York City may be the largest city by population in the United States but it's not the largest by population in North America. Do you know which one is?

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  • Colorful buildings on the island of Bermuda
    By Joseph Richard Francis 22 days ago

    5 Once-Thriving '60s Honeymoon Destinations That Are No Longer As Popular

    If you're looking for a nostalgic honeymoon, look no further than these five spots that were once the most desirable honeymoon destinations in the 1960s.

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  • Eerie looking water slide on foggy morning
    By Kenan Dudley 2 months ago

    5 Once-Thriving Water Parks That Are Now Abandoned

    These five once-thriving water parks are now abandoned ruins drawing people interested in hiking around and exploring the eerie remnants left behind.

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  • People hiking in the mountains
    By Rosheda Stephenson 3 months ago

    These Destinations Offer Unplugged Experiences As Part Of The Digital Detox Trend

    Technologt permeates almost everything people do from work to staying in touch with friends and family. Here's why some are opting for digital detox vacations.

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  • A cruise ship at Cozumel port in Mexico
    By Kirtana Menon 3 months ago

    Cruise Passengers Should Leave This Common Item On The Ship At Mexico's Ports To Avoid Huge Fines

    A new law just went into effect in Mexico, so if you're taking a cruise to any port there, leave this item on the ship or risk getting a huge fine on shore.

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  • Retirement community, San Juan Cosala, Jalisco, Mexico
    By Michele Gama Sosa 3 months ago

    9 Risks That Come With Retiring Abroad

    Retiring abroad is becoming more appealing and more popular amongst Americans looking for more affordability. Of course, there are still risks involved.

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  • Villas and restaurant at Montevalle Resort and Spa
    By Kristin Conard 3 months ago

    This Adults-Only Wellness Resort In Mexico's Wine Country Has Private Villas, A Spa, And Farm-To-Table Dining

    Escape the crowds and head to Mexico's wine country for a relaxing stay at this adults-only wellness resort with a spa, private villas, and farm-to-fork dining.

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  • An aerial view of Isla Blanca
    By David Jenison 4 months ago

    Cancún's Quietest Beach Is An Under-The-Radar Gem With Palm Trees And Warm, Shallow Waters

    Cancún has several resorts with beautiful beach fronts, but if you want to escape the crowds, head to this quiet white sandy beach.

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  • Holding a wine glass in a vineyard
    By Waverly Colville 4 months ago

    These Are The World's Most Underrated Wine Regions

    There are so many under appreciated wine regions across the world, far beyond Bordeaux or Tuscany. Here's where you'll find some undiscovered gems.

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  • Tropical beach near Puerto Vallarta, Mexico
    By Jody Miller 4 months ago

    5 Affordable Vacation Destinations In Mexico That Aren't Cancún

    Cancún's popularity as a vacation destination in Mexico can be a downside for some, so we've curated some affordable, spectacular, and memorable alternatives.

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  • Exterior of Hotel California with palm trees in Todos Santos, Mexico
    By Jody Miller 4 months ago

    The Place Everyone Thinks Inspired The '70s Hit 'Hotel California' (And The Real Story)

    "Hotel California" is a well-known song, as well as the name of a hotel and restaurant in Mexico. However, the two have little in common, despite some rumors.

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  • Two young women talking with glasses of wine in hand
    By Michele Gama Sosa 4 months ago

    30 Words And Phrases To Learn Before Any Vacation

    Traveling to another country when you don't know the language can be tricky. Here are some important phrases to look up before you go on your journey.

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  • Taxi traffic jam in the city center of Madrid, Spain
    By Michele Gama Sosa 6 months ago

    12 Safety Tips You Need To Know Before Stepping Into Or Exiting A Taxi

    People might not think twice about getting in and out of taxis or rideshares in their home country, but tourists should be extra careful when traveling abroad.

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  • Colonial architecture in Puebla
    By Tess Kazenoff 6 months ago

    Mexico's Safest Cities To Visit As A Solo Female Traveler For Culture And Comfort, According To Research

    These beautiful Mexican cities pack museums, budget accommodations, delicious local eats, and more — and they're safe for solo female travelers.

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  • An aerial view of a sprawling winery in Valle de Guadalupe, Baja California
    By Anna Smith 6 months ago

    Tucked Away In Ensenada Is The 'Napa Valley Of Mexico,' One Of North America's Oldest Wine Regions

    This region of Mexico has 500 years of wine-making history and the impressive varietals to prove it. Plan a visit before it becomes as overcrowded as Napa.

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  • Princess Cruise line sailing through La Paz Mexico
    By Danielle Robles 7 months ago

    A Wildly Popular Cruise Destination Is Getting More Adventurous With Princess Cruises' Latest Additions

    Shore excursions can make any sea journey more exciting, and Princess Cruises is adding some special activities to its voyages to one specific destination.

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  • Mayan ruins of a fertility temple at El Cedral in Cozumel, Mexico
    By Jen Theriault 7 months ago

    A Once-Promising Caribbean Historical Destination Turns Out To Be An Utterly Disappointing Tourist Trap

    A destination in the Caribbean leaves much to be desired for tourists, but there is a time to visit this historical spot for a lively, worthwhile experience.

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  • Central park and a cathedral in Valladolid, Mexico on a sunny day
    By Tanni Deb 7 months ago

    One Of Mexico's Most Authentic Cities Is Bursting With Color, Culture, And Unforgettable Swimming Spots

    This hidden gem in the heart of the Yucatán Peninsula is one of Mexico's most culturally rich and colorful cities, complete with quaint streets and a cenote.

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  • Single traveler in front of a Mayan temple
    By Kala Barba-Court 7 months ago

    Safety Warnings And Tips Tourists Should Know Before Traveling To Mexico In 2025

    In 2025, the U.S. State Department cautioned against travel to some parts of Mexico. Here's what to know and how to stay safe during your trip.

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  • Wooden path on Isla Coronado
    By Valentina Pucciano 7 months ago

    One Of Mexico's Most Beautiful Trails Is A Scenic Island Hike In The Sea Of Cortez To The Top Of A Volcano

    Discover the trail up a volcano on an island in Mexico's Sea of Cortez. The journey is filled with wildlife, and the top offers stunning views.

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  • Passengers walking through an airport
    By Leslie Veliz 8 months ago

    This Popular Destination For US Travelers Now Has A Higher Travel Advisory Level Due To Increased Risk

    Kidnappings, homicides, and carjackings, among other transgressions, have hiked this popular destination up to a Level 2 advisory, with some areas at a Level 4.

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  • View of San Miguel de Allende town square at sunset
    By Jess Hagmaier 8 months ago

    More Americans Retire To This Beautiful, Laid-Back Latin Country Than Anywhere Else On Earth

    Affordable living, vibrant culture, and stunning scenery make this Latin retreat the top choice for Americans ready to turn vacation into forever.

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  • Oaxaca beaches birds eye view
    By Jasmine Ramirez 8 months ago

    This Hand-Built Coastal Hotel In Mexico Has Sunset Yoga, A Mezcal Bar, And A Villa Shaped Like A Pentagon

    For a getaway to Oaxaca that is different from any other, head to this hand-built coastal hotel that offers sunset yoga, mezcal, and spiritual ceremonies.

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  • Sky scrapers and the Angel of Independence monument in Mexico City
    By Kala Barba-Court 8 months ago

    A Cosmopolitan Latin City That Worked Hard To Attract Digital Nomads Wants Them To Leave Now

    This city south of the border was once promoted as a haven for digital nomads, but following the COVID-19 pandemic, the city is now battling overtourism.

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