Travel Guide: Mexico
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Is Mexico Safe for American Tourists Right Now?
Is traveling to Mexico as dangerous as some people make it seem? The drug-fueled violence that is growing in Mexico is getting too close for comfort for some cruise lines in Puerto Vallarta. Royal Caribbean Cruises Ltd. recently canceled some Mexican ports of call by Celebrity Cruises’ Infinity and Royal Caribbean International’s Jewel of the Seas.
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Why San Miguel de Allende Is the Perfect Family Travel Destination
Finding a travel destination to satisfy the entire family can be a challenge, especially when your “children” are teenagers. My husband and I wanted to give our family a more authentic visit to Mexico than what a beach resort might offer, and our teenagers wanted a sense of independence and to do more than museum trips and historic sites. San Miguel de Allende is one of Mexico’s most picturesque colonial cities, with beautiful baroque architecture, clear blue skies, and an artsy expatriate vib
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WATCH: Mexican Wrestling Is the Most Fun You’ll Ever Have in Tights
Lucha libre, Mexican wrestling, has long been a fascination of mine. In fact, American wrestling was spawned by lucha libre, and, as a kid in Cincinnati, Ohio, I grew up obsessed with Hulk Hogan (pre-reality show), Ric Flair, Jimmy “Superfly” Snuka, and Jake “the Snake” Roberts.
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Go Rafting, Rappelling and Cliff Jumping in Mexico's Hidden Eden
When I mentioned I was going to Mexico, many people asked, “Are you going to Cabo or Cancun?”
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Shhhh... Keep it a Secret: Mexico's Undiscovered Beach Towns
A beach in Mexico as beautiful as this can be found — and can be yours. When I was 9 years old, my family got in our big yellow station wagon nicknamed the Banana Boat and drove from Sonoma County, California, to the southern tip of Mexico. To this day, although I love Los Cabos and Cancun — the spectacle, the party atmosphere, the theme parks, and the luxury resorts — the funky little beach towns of Mexico call to my true inner escapist.
