Mexico’s 2,000 Year-Old Living Tree
Oaxaca city is one of the most rewarding travel destinations in Mexico, and the nearby village of Santa Maria del Tule is home to a 2,000 year-old living tree
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Airbnb is Revolutionizing Accommodation Choices in Mexico
The proliferation of shared-space accommodations in people’s homes, especially those offered on Airbnb, has taken-off in Mexico—substantially transforming the market
Online Marketplaces Extend Lodging Choices in Mexico
Online accommodation platforms like Airbnb are revolutionizing accommodation choices across Mexico—offering something for every taste and budget
Would You Like a Bag for That?
Foreign Native considers regulations which ban use of plastic bags in Mexico City's shops and other trends which seek to showcase green and healthy credentials
Tips for Families Visiting Mexico with Children
Practical guidance and tips for families visiting Mexico with younger children
The Mexican Peso in Review 2019, and Prospects for 2020
Mexico's peso remained remarkably stable during 2019. Its prospects for 2020 depend on a range of factors which cannot be easily foretold
2020 Mexico Immigration Guide is Published as Free eBook
The 2020 Mexico Immigration Guide is published, fully revised and updated, and available as a free eBook
Mexico’s Minimum Wage in 2020
Mexico has raised its daily minimum wage by an above-inflation 20% this year
Eating Out at Mexican Diners
Diners in Mexico offer agreeable venues to enjoy an affordable meal from ample menus featuring Mexican favorites as well as international and special diet options
Trade is Brisk at Local Organic Food Markets in Mexico
Local artisanal and organic markets in Mexico are satisfying a healthy demand for locally-sourced food and products that have a known provenance
Cultural Travels Through Mexico
Mexico’s colonial cities offer visitors glimpses into the country's history, direct access to its contemporary cultural tapestry, and a place to enjoy a truly remarkable travel experience
Mexico’s Fall Clock Change in 2019
Except for two Mexican states, Mexico's clocks go back one hour on Oct 27, or Nov 3, depending on the region
