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An American-Mexico Exclusive Celebration: Cinco de Mayo

By: Czarina Canlas | Wine
Happy Cinco DeMayo: An annual event commemorating the alliance between the two nations: Mexico and the United States for defeating the French invaders way back 1862. This victory over the French is said to be the most crucial time in the American Civil War history. read more

Puerto Vallarta Mexico

By: Hannah Rollmaker | Travel & Leisure
Puerto Vallarta is a resort city which is situated near Baha de Banderas by the Pacific Ocean. This city is part of the Jalisco State and it is the government seat of the Municipality of Puerto Vallarta. You can find the south western part of the state of Navarit borders... read more

Jerez De La Frontera

By: Dan Cortese | Vacations
Jerez de la Frontera is a lively small city resembling Sevilla; it is, in fact, just 100 kilometers to the north of Sevilla. Even though in many respects it resembles the older brother, Jerez de la Frontera has its typical features that show its uniqueness. read more

Tour Tulum Mexico

By: Stephen Di | Destinations
Touring Tulum is never a bad choice when you visit Mexico. Tulum is one of the most beautiful areas on the Mayan Riviera. Less than 30 minutes away from the popular Playa Del Carmen, situated in the state of Yucatan, Tulum offers a perfect 2nd leg to your Mexico vacation getaway or a great place to tour from your hotel in Playa. read more

Have a Picnic Lunch at Lago de Chapultepec in Mexico City!

By: Michael Ortiz | Travel Tips
Mexico City is teeming with exciting attractions and things to do. There's no way that you're going to be bored when you spend a vacation in this amazing city. While there are plenty of fascinating museums and historic sites to explore, you should make a point of relaxing every now and then too. It's easy to get burned out when you are on the go all day long. Instead of sitting around your hotel, why not spend a few blissful hours at Lago de Chapultepec? read more

Mexican Auto Insurance and The San Juan de Ulua Complex in Veracruz, Mexico!

By: Michael Ortiz | Travel Tips
There is something undeniably fascinating about the colonial era of Mexican history. Throughout the country, many reminders of that period remain. If you'd like to see a place where a whole lot of history went down, you should head over to the city of Veracruz. This seaside city is where you will find the San Juan de Ulua complex, which includes a castle, fortress and prison. read more

A Look at Mexico's Unexpected Victory: Cinco de Mayo

By: VacationRentalPeople | Destinations
Puebla's annual celebration of its underdog victory. read more

Surfing in Baja California Mexico!

By: Michael Ortiz | Travel Tips
Tired of the crowed surfing spots in San Diego? A short drive to Baja, Mexico may be the answer to your surfing woes. Just make sure that if you do intend to drive to Mexico that you get insured first to ensure that you have a worry free trip. read more

Mariana Rios Is Senorita Mexico U.S. 2010, She Takes The Title After Elected Queen Gets De-Crowned

By: Alberto Stellpflug | Antiques
(1888PressRelease) Mariana Ríos first runner up in the beauty pageant Señorita Mexico U.S. this past September 12th in Las Vegas, has been titled as the new Señorita Mexico U.S. 2010 once elected Jocell Villa was terminated by The Miss Mexico Organization, for not fulfilling her duities as a queen. read more

La Manzanilla,Mexico's Cheap Dining Options

By: June Nery | Travel Tips
You know that tourist pricing is one of important things for visiting an off the beaten track vacation destination. Don't worry because La Manzanilla can give youmany food stalls that open only at night with lots of delicious and inexpensive food. Here is a list of La Manzanilla, Mexico's cheap dining options such as Tacos, Tamales, Pozole. read more

Augustin De Iturbide in Mexican liberation

By: Pollux Parker | Reference & Education
Born in September 27, 1873 from a Spanish family, Agustin Cosme Damian is considered as a hero in Mexican liberation. In 1798, he started his career by working for the Spanish army and became a lieutenant in 1810. read more

PROFECO: Mexico's Consumer Protection Agency

By: sofia Jones | Travel Tips
Profeco (Procuraduría Federal del Consumidor) is an administrative branch of Mexico’s federal government whose purpose is to strengthen consumer rights. They have one department that is dedicated to assisting foreigners who have made bad purchases in Mexico or fallen victim to timeshare scam. This department is named C.A.R.E., Departamento de Conciliación a Residentes en el Extranjero. Many ti read more

Unique Underwater Art Museum in Mexico

By: Brittany Stone | Art
Jason de Caires Taylor, a British scuba-diving cum sculptor, has a new art project called the Underwater Art Museum at the Isla Mujeres National Marine Park, near Cancun, on the Yucatan Peninsula in Mexico. Taylor created the sunk foundations of 400 individually cast human moulds, which were taken from members of the Mexican public. The sculptures covering 420sq meters are made from special cement with a neutral PH to encourage coral growth and provide a habitat for marine life. His idea aims to reduce the pressure on natural reefs of the area, which sees 750,000 people visit every year. The artist said that visitors can fly over these sculptures and go between them underwater. read more

Oaxaca, Cuna y destino de la Civilización Americana: Book Review

By: Alvin Starkman | Culture
This book review examines the convincing case made by author Juan Arturo López Ramos, for Zapotec and not Olmec culture as constituting the cradle of Mesoamerican civilization, standing the central valleys of Oaxaca, Mexico, alongside the five great Old World civilizations. read more

The Basic Attraction List To Enjoying A Ideal Escape At Mexico

By: Wednesday Latimer | Vacation Rentals
Ideal for day or night strolling is the main plaza called the Plaza de las Armas. There are several old but well-preserved buildings that you should visit such as the Municipal Palace with its baroque style of architecture and the neo-classic Virgin de la Asuncion cathedral that were all built in the 17th century. The island where the historical Fort San Juan de Ulua is located is now connected to the mainland. read more