Posts in Category: Culture
New Mayan Palace Discovered in Mexico
The archeological sites of Mexico having been offering up fresh findings at such a rapid rate, it’s tough to keep… Read more »
Violence in Mexico Old News for Travel Agents
A delegation of tourism officials from Mexico recently returned from a tour of several US cities including LA, Seattle, Atlanta,… Read more »
The Journey Mexico ATWS FAM Trip to the Copper Canyon
Now that we’re less than two months away from this year’s Adventure Travel World Summit in Chiapas, Journey Mexico is… Read more »
Mexican Tourism Board Looking to Boost Visitors
#MexicoToday: The Mexico Tourism Board recently wrapped up “The Mexico Day,” a seven city roadshow in the US cities of… Read more »
Mexico: The Royal Tour
#MexicoToday: Peter Greenberg, credited as “America’s most recognized, honored and respected front-line travel news journalist,” hosts a special series on PBS… Read more »
Mexico Shines as a Family/Eco Travel Destination
#MexicoToday: Mexico was recently featured as one of the world’s top five destinations for family eco-travel in a recent article… Read more »
New Three-Cat Monolith Found Outside Mexico City
#MexicoToday: It seems that the ancient people of Chalcatzingo, located about 60 miles south of Mexico City, fostered some serious… Read more »
2012 Tianguis to be Held in Puerto Vallarta
After several months of debate, it’s official – Mexico’s annual Tianguis Turistico will be held in Puerto Vallarta next year…. Read more »
A True Oaxaca Alebrije
#MexicoToday – During our recent visit to Oaxaca for the Mexico Today program, Chase and I experienced a total cultural… Read more »
Mexican Tourism Rising at Record Rates
The numbers continue to climb as Mexico has seen an increase of about 200,000 international visitors from Jan to May… Read more »
Mexico Regains Title as World’s Top Beer Exporter
In the spirit of the weekend, we’re happy to report that Mexico has emerged victorious from what’s been a dogfight… Read more »
New Mayan Sculptures Discovered in Tonina
We’re excited to report that just days after we visited the site of Toniná, in southern Chiapas, Mexican archeologists discovered… Read more »
Russian Tourism to Mexico to Increase 400% in 2012
Last week, we published a post speculating about an interesting trend in tourism to Mexico. The theory goes something like… Read more »
The Approach of 2012 to Spark Mayan Tourism
#MexicoToday: Ever since scientists/historians have discovered that 2012 marks a certain “end” to the Mayan Calendar, excitement has been abuzz… Read more »
Mexico Today in Oaxaca
#MexicoToday – Last week we posted about how Jessica Seba and I were chosen to be a part of the… Read more »
New Images of Ancient Tomb at Palenque
The Ancient City State of Palenque In January, we published an article about a robotic camera used to explore an… Read more »
The Cultural Crossroads of San Juan Chamula
One of the most interesting stops on a recent trip through Chiapas was in a small town just outside San… Read more »
2011 Pan American Games in Jalisco, Mexico
2011 marks the 16th Pan American Games during which 6,000 athletes from 42 nations will compete in 36 sports. By… Read more »
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