A Mexican Cruise in Three Parts, Part 3: Mazatlán, Cabo San Lucas and Home This is the third and final part in Laura Pedrick’s three-part series on- and off-board the reimagined Ruby Princess. Check out the previous two chapters below: Part 1 Part 2 Mazatlán from… Laura Pedrick , March 2, 2016
A Mexican Cruise in Three Parts, Part 2: To Puerto Vallarta This is the second part of Laura Pedrick’s three-part series on- and off-board the reimagined Ruby Princess. Check out part 1: here and part 3 here. I’ll be honest: I’m a… Laura Pedrick , March 1, 2016
A Mexican Cruise in Three Parts, Part 1: Los Angeles and the Ruby Princess This is the first part in Laura Pedrick’s three-part series on- and off-board the reimagined Ruby Princess. Check out part 2 here and part 3 here. There’s nothing like having the blizzard of… Laura Pedrick , February 29, 2016
The New, All-Inclusive Hyatt Ziva Cancun: A Welcome Addition to Cancun’s Hotel Zone Several weeks before the official grand opening of the Hyatt Ziva Cancun, I traveled south of the border for a sneak peak of the newest all-inclusive resort to open in… Debbra Dunning Brouillette , February 19, 2016
10 Reasons to Visit the New and Improved Hilton Los Cabos It was an international weather event easily overlooked by US residents. But in September 2014, the cataclysmic Hurricane Odile gutted the California Baja Peninsula, killing at least 15 people and… Meaghan Agnew , February 10, 2016
Scuba Diving in Mexico’s Revillagigedo Islands, Part 3: Land Sickness & When to Go This is the third and final part of Marcela Swenson’s three-part series on her diving adventure in Mexico’s Revillagigedo Islands. Check out Part 1 here and Part 2 here. Diving, day four On… Marcela Swenson , December 9, 2015
Scuba Diving in Mexico’s Revillagigedo Islands, Part 2: Hammerheads, Rays and Humpbacks This is the second part of Marcela Swenson’s three-part series on her diving adventure in Mexico’s Revillagigedo Islands. Check out Part 1 here and stay tuned for Part 3 tomorrow. Diving, day… Marcela Swenson , December 8, 2015
Scuba Diving in Mexico’s Revillagigedo Islands, Part 1: 26 Hours by Boat This is the first part of Marcela Swenson’s three-part series on her diving adventure in Mexico’s Revillagigedo Islands. Stay tuned for Part 2 tomorrow. When your friends plan a trip to… Marcela Swenson , December 7, 2015
Mazatlán: A Mexican Colonial Town on the Sea of Cortez Last week I made my first visit to Mazatlán, Mexico, during the annual Culinary Roots Festival and really enjoyed the four days I spent there. Upon leaving I felt I… Tom Calicchio , November 5, 2015
Travel Tip of the Day: Fill Out the Back Side of the Mexico Immigration Form Fill Out the Back Side of the Mexico Immigration Form I just returned from Mexico for the first time in years (I attended the TBEX Cancun conference and stayed at… Johnny Jet , October 1, 2014
Moon Palace in Cancun for TBEX 2014 Hola! If you’re following me on Facebook, Instagram and/or Twitter, then you know I just returned from Cancun, Mexico, where I attended the TBEX conference. I landed after a short… Johnny Jet , September 17, 2014
The Grand Residences Riviera Cancun, in Mexico Mexico is awash in destinations offering everything from party-central activity to laid-back family enjoyment—plus everything in between. That’s why I jumped at the chance to explore the Grand Residences Riviera… Ramsey Qubein , September 11, 2014
How to Get TSA PreCheck for Free If you get my weekly newsletter (sign up here) then you know that I have a love/hate relationship with TSA PreCheck. I love it because the line is usually much… Johnny Jet , August 12, 2014
Mexico’s Grand Velas Riviera Nayarit: An Upscale All-Inclusive The thought of an all-inclusive resort automatically conjures up images of drunken college groups or families with a half-dozen kids splashing loudly in the pool. But the Grand Velas Riviera… Ramsey Qubein , February 5, 2014
The Surrealist’s Mexico City French writer and poet André Breton was a master of expression. He was also the founder of surrealism, a “revolutionary movement” bent on uniting the unconscious and observable realms, and… Ian Livingston , July 18, 2013