World-famous explorer and conservationist Jacques Cousteau once called the waters around Los Cabos the “World’s Aquarium”, recognizing the huge diversity and population of the marine life that called the Sea of Cortez home. The 7,000 hectares of marine…
New Routes, Hotels and Infrastructure Fuel 10% YOY Growth; Tourism Boom Reflects Vote of Confidence in Los Cabos as a Safe and Secure Destination New tourism data released today from Los Cabos Tourism Board and the Hotel Association of Los…
New public buses will provide locals and visitors with modern service within Puerto Vallarta Puerto Vallarta has started introducing a completely new and modern public bus system aimed to provide passengers a comprehensive and high-quality service. The new buses are being…
Acapulco Announces Latest Developments for 2019 Tianguis Turistico Mexico The opening of its airport’s modern terminal, improved infrastructure, major hotel renovations and new attractions revealed for Acapulco as well as being selected as the host city for Mexico’s Tianguis Turistico…
The 1920s were the glory days for Tijuana, Mexico. The thriving town was a magnet for movie stars, mobsters, dignitaries and misfits seeking a place to escape the doldrums of US Prohibition. “Tijuana” follows French-born Carmen (Ilana Guralnik), a wildly…
This summer, while the world’s attention turns to the 2018 FIFA World Cup Russia™, where 32 teams will compete for soccer’s ultimate prize, Forest Lawn Museum is proud to present GOOOOL! The World Cup’s Greatest Moments, an original art exhibition…
The Mexico Report travel blog has been selected by Feedspot as ‘Top 30 Mexico Blogs and Websites To Follow in 2018’. “The Best Mexico Blogs from thousands of Mexico blogs in our index were reviewed using search and social metrics.…
The Mexico Report loves to support authors, especially those who uncover and elevate Mexico’s rich cultural offerings through art, cuisine, people and more. These published works below are a sampling of an author’s time, research and love beautifully presented to…
More than 800 orchids, hundreds of plants including cacti and bromeliads, as well as several species of birds all live in harmony in this jungle garden located near the town of San Pancho. In Lo de Perla, the orchids and…
By guest freelance writer, Susannah Rigg for The Mexico Report Monterrey is the capital of the Mexican state of Nuevo Leon, located in the Northeast of Mexico. It is a city of 1.5 million people known for being an industrial…
