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The production of the VW Beetle came to a halt at an assembly plant in Puebla, Mexico, in July 2019. This plant was the last in the world still manufacturing this iconic car, affectionately known as the 'vocho' among Mexicans. The Volkswagen Beetle will no longer be in production, but it will forever remain a favorite among Mexican drivers. The modern version ...
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Not so long ago, a flight upgrade wasn’t the rare thing, but now it is. If you have traveled enough, you might have noticed that it was just a matter of time before a check-in or gate agent handed you a boarding pass with a low-row number. This used to be the golden ticket for travelers. However, nowadays, it is all about ...
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Guadalajara is a popular touristic destination. Probably, it’s because of the numerous cultural places, nature views, mouth-watering cuisine, and incredible nightlife. It is not a problem to find the best restaurants, hotels, and other attractions. Staying here for a few days, you have a chance to visit a cultural city center, a country lake, and play local sports. No doubt, Guadalajara is ...
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Mexico travel tips: things to do in Mexico If you already have been to Mexico, then you will know that it is an amazing country with a very rich tourist attraction. Visiting a country for the first time can be quite daunting if you don’t know where to visit to make your trip a fruitful and rewarding experience. Depending on what theme ...
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Ancient Aztec festivals celebrated in Mexico Mexico is widely known for its vibrant culture, natural wonders, beach resorts, colonial architecture, rich heritage of ancient civilizations, delicious street food, and lively street festivals characterized by colorful scenes. Known for its vibrant culture and diverse attractions, Mexico has deep roots in its pre-Hispanic past. This historical influence is evident in Mexico's rich heritage, from ...
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Mexico is a huge country and driving can give you a lot more freedom than other forms of transportation in Mexico, but it has some downsides as well. You have to find your way on roads that may be in dubious condition and have poor signage. You have to deal with other drivers who may make left turns from the right lane ...
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Written by Laura Smith Living as an expat was a dream that I thought would never come true. That was until I turned 21 and then I realized I am free to start a new career, have my residence, and most importantly: Go wherever I want to go! In high school, I studied Spanish for about three years, but I can’t pretend ...
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The age-old Maya civilization blossomed in Mesoamerica, a region now split up into Central America and Mexico. The Maya had more advanced astrology from the beginning, which continued to improve over the centuries. The ancient Maya had relatively little external influence, and yet its people were able to succeed and reach the heights of their civilization. Until around 500 years ago, when ...
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Tourism in Yucatan: things to do in Yucatan Peninsula Regardless of whether it is your first time to the Yucatan Peninsula, or you have been here lots of times before, there will always be new places and also things to see, new adventures to have and also new wildlife species to look at. See more wildlife tours here. When you’re enthusiastic about ...
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Extending roughly 606,105 hectares, the Sian Ka'an reserve is probably the biggest preserved natural avian habitat inside the Yucatan Peninsula. The location is a greatly maintained ecological wonder with beautiful surroundings. It teems with bird wildlife and other animals and is an awesome place to explore and take pleasure in nature. The reserve in addition houses many different varieties of tropical birds, ...
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