Monthly Archives: May 2014
Dancing with the Viejitos of Michoacan – #MexicoJourney
Across Mexico, celebrations and festivals are accompanied by music and dance that owes it variety to a fusion of traditions…. Read more »
Things to do in San Miguel de Allende – #MexicoJourney
A delightful colonial town paved with cobblestone, San Miguel de Allende in Guanajuato is full of interesting mansions, museums,and churches…. Read more »
A Quick Stop in Queretaro – #MexicoJourney
Between the road from Mexico City to San Miguel Allende is the energetic colonial town of Querétaro. It is the… Read more »
Chalchiuhtlicue, The Aztec Goddess of Water – #MexicoJourney
Mexico City’s Museo Nacional de Antropología (National Museum of Antropology) is one of the city’s most important and most visited… Read more »
#MexicoJourney Through Colonial Mexico and the Pacific Coast
This weekend, Journey Mexico will welcome 11 of the most seasoned tour operators and travel agents from the UK, USA,… Read more »
Mexico Investing in Tourism; Recognized as Economic Activity with Greatest Potential
Mexico plans to invest 180 billion pesos ($13.8 billion USD) in tourism infrastructure, President Enrique Peña Nieto announced during the… Read more »
72 Hours in the Roma – Mexico City
by Lydia Carey Why go anywhere when you’re right where you want to be? Mexico City’s Roma neighborhood, where hipsters,… Read more »
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