On a visit to Merida, Yucatán, I had the opportunity to visit a Hacienda for the very first time. I had an image in my mind of what I thought I was going to see, but the moment we entered…
Category: Culture
Non-Profit Serving Mexico Launches ‘Apples for Classrooms’ Campaign – as a Technology Tribute to Honor the Legacy of Steve Jobs
SAN DIEGO – One Town at a Time, a San Diego-based non-profit organization working with villages south of Puerto Vallarta, Jalisco, Mexico has launched ‘Apples for Classrooms’ a new computer fundraising campaign, as a tribute to the legacy of Steve…
Mexico City Featured on Cover of United’s Inflight Magazine, Hemispheres
Kudos to United Airlines’ inflight Magazine, Hemispheres, for showcasing Mexico City this month (November 2011) and featuring the city on its cover! Three Perfect Days: Mexico City November 2011 Author Joe Keohane describes how one of the world’s biggest cities…
24 Hours in Mexico City
Researching, clicking and reading always leads me to a story or video that evokes even more nostalgia for Mexico. Although it’s been a few years since I’ve visited the capital (not including my stopovers), I see that it’s even more…
Dia de los Muertos – a Celebrated Cultural Tradition in Mexico and Beyond
Dia de los Muertos – or Day of the Dead is celebrated in Mexico as an homage of life where families throughout each of the 31 states in Mexico typically take part in a religious ceremony, honoring those who have passed.…
Non-Profit ‘Feed the Hungry San Miguel’ Launches New Blog
We are very excited to share this news from our friend Katherine Fisher of Destination PEACE and Sagrada Wellness Resort in San Miguel de Allende. See note below. ——————————————————- A Note From Katherine Fisher Dear Amigos, I am so excited to…