How To Live and Work In Paradise This Winter Let’s face it: There aren’t many times in your life when you can actually pack up and go somewhere for a month or a year and not pull the kids… Johnny Jet , September 24, 2020
What to Know About Traveler Safety in Mexico Following Recent Episodes Mexico is a diverse and attractive destination, as a reader recently wrote in to articulate. There’s a ton to do, see and eat across the border. But if you have… Johnny Jet , November 11, 2019
This Country Is a Huge Bargain and a Favorite Reader Destination Each Friday, we feature a reader-submitted tip as our Travel Tip of the Day. This week’s tip comes from reader Martin K., who wrote in with a passionate endorsement of… Johnny Jet , October 25, 2019
Travel Book of the Week: “On the Plain of Snakes” by Paul Theroux Paul Theroux, one of the world’s most renowned travel writers, has a new book coming out on October 8, 2019. It’s called “On the Plain of Snakes: A Mexican Journey,”… Johnny Jet , September 6, 2019
5 Can’t-Miss Things to Do in Merida, Mexico Most frequent flyers have explored the beautiful beach cities of Mexico at one time or another. But when you desire somewhere sunny but less explored, you should head to Merida,… Stephen Chrisanthus , August 22, 2019
8 Things to Do in La Paz, Mexico Cradled between the Sea of Cortez and the Pacific Ocean, Mexico’s Baja California Sur experiences year-round sunshine—and in its capital of La Paz, a delightfully peaceful existence away from the… Lavanya Sunkara , March 1, 2019
A Sustainable 24 Hours in Cancún, Mexico When landing in Cancún, you fly closely over the dense green jungle—but no one would blame you if you don’t take notice. Your mind is likely consumed with the clear,… Colleen Fogerty , January 17, 2019
In Photos: A Stay at the Villa del Palmar at the Islands of Loreto, Mexico There was a noticeable trend this spring on my Facebook feed of moms taking their teenage daughters on mini getaways to warm climate spas and resorts. The pressures of academic… Laura Pedrick , August 14, 2018
Download This App in Honor of Cinco de Mayo Growing up in Connecticut, I didn’t know what Cinco De Mayo was or meant for many years. But when I moved to California to go to college I quickly learned… Johnny Jet , May 1, 2018
10 Tips for Drinking Alcohol Abroad From an Insurance Provider Following reports of authorities seizing 10,000 gallons of tainted alcohol in Mexico, it’s important to take a minute to review safe travel practices, especially if you plan to consume alcohol… Johnny Jet , August 25, 2017
The State Department Has Issued a Travel Advisory for Cancun and Playa del Carmen As reported by Bloomberg, the U.S. State Department has issued a travel advisory pertaining to travel to “parts of Mexico including Cancun and Playa del Carmen, as homicides rise at… Johnny Jet , August 23, 2017
You Can Now Complete Your Mexico Immigration Form in Advance Planning to go to Mexico soon? I recently got an update from the UK’s fantastic travel advisory service that included a message for British travelers: “If your passport is valid for… Johnny Jet , August 10, 2017
Beware of Tainted Alcohol in Mexico According to USA TODAY, the US State Department last week warned travelers to Mexico of the potential dangers of tainted alcohol that could cause sickness and blacking out. In an email,… Johnny Jet , July 31, 2017
Win a 3-Night Stay for Two at the CasaSandra Hotel Con Arte in Mexico! Holbox, however, is a different story. This idyllic Mexican island lies off the northern coast of Cancun, and in addition to sun and serenity, it’s also home to the incredible CasaSandra Hotel Con… Johnny Jet , April 19, 2017
An Inside Look at the Banyan Tree Mayakoba Tell a group of travel writers and bloggers that you’re booked at a Banyan Tree hotel, and watch what happens. Eyes go big like saucers. Mouths drop open like… Ian Livingston , February 17, 2017
