Mexico Archive

Catch the Next Solar Eclipses in Latin America

If you were in the path of the last total solar eclipses that moved through the USA or South America, you got quite a treat. If you were out of the direct path, however, you probably saw a whole lot of nothing. If you want to be in the right place at the right time [&hellip

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Exploring the San Felipe, Guanajuato Mezcal Route

When you hear the word mezcal, your reaction may be salivation or the opposite, but as with most acquired tastes, it takes some experimentation to find a flavor profile that resonates. While Oaxaca mezcal brands get all the fame, the ones from Guanajuato state appeal to sippers like me who normally gravitate more toward tequila [&hellip

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Tres Generaciones Tequila in a Revamped Bottle

My memories of Tres Generaciones Tequila go back a long way. It was one of the first distilleries I ever toured, back on my first visit to the town of Tequila around when we were first launching Luxury Latin America. The previous bottle design looked older than my memories though, so apparently the parent company [&hellip

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Riviera Maya Remote Work Office Pods From REMO

For a hybrid trip that’s not completely a vacation or completely work, the REMO remote work office pods located in an all-inclusive hotel in the Riviera Maya are a dream come true. As many people discovered when they suddenly had to work at home every day during lockdowns, many houses and apartments made for comfortable [&hellip

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Expats in Mexico Are a Happy Bunch of Escapees

Expats all over the world will often say, “I wish I had made the move earlier” and talk up their better life abroad. According to a recent survey though, expats in Mexico are the happiest of them all. InterNations, a global network for expatriates, interviews its members about life abroad every year. What do they [&hellip

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Mexico Wineries in Guanajuato State That Are Winning Awards

Even among dedicated wine lovers, the Mexico wineries in Guanajuato state are way under the radar. Ten years ago there wasn’t much of a scene at all and many of the vineyards operating now were just getting started. Even five years ago, few of the Guanajuato wineries got any press attention outside of the state, [&hellip

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