Ask any well-traveled foodie who has spent a lot of time in Latin America which city is tops for cuisine and there’s a good chance they’ll bring up Lima, Peru. As you see on the annual list of the top-50 restaurants in Latin America, Lima is usually duking it out with Buenos Aires for the [&hellip
If you’d like to daydream about mud baths and massages in the tropics, check out our updated luxury spa roundup: Eco-luxe Costa Rica Spas. The original post from ages ago was by contributor Insiya Rasiwala, who was leading yoga trips and writing often about yoga, ecotourism, and health for various magazines. With her guidance, we [&hellip
San Miguel de Allende keeps topping travel magazine polls as one of the best cities in the world. It’s best-known for its gorgeous historic center, a UNESCO World Heritage site. Did you know, however, that you can reach multiple Mexican wineries a short drive outside of town? On one road to Queretaro and another to [&hellip
Most people understand that it’s a lot easier to learn a foreign language if you’re in the country where it’s spoken. In Oaxaca City in Mexico, you get the added bonus of being in one of Mexico’s top food destinations, its top handicraft center, and a place where there are a variety of interesting excursions [&hellip
You can find some of the best golf courses in North America in a country where you can play all year: Mexico. You can golf Mexico on the Pacific Coast, the Baja Peninsula, the Caribbean coast, and many points in between. Central Mexico Golf We bring this up because our latest feature story in the [&hellip
Every once in a while we like to dive into our visitor reports and see what you all are reading from our online luxury travel magazine. The portal pages get the most views of course, like luxury hotels in Costa Rica or luxury travel in Mexico. And individual hotel reviews tend to do better than [&hellip