Showcasing the city of Chihuahua, Mexico, The Mexico Report’s correspondent, Rick Najera, gives an overview of the Cathedral in the city from a recent trip. Dating back to 1725 and designed in Spanish Baroque style, it is considered the finest example of colonial architecture in…
Guest post written and submitted by Guillermo Nestor In my earlier years as a professor of natural history and ornithology (branch of zoology that concerns the study of birds), I regularly traveled with students to unique ecological treasures around the world. The Marietas…
The Ixtapa-Zihuatanejo Convention & Visitors Bureau announced today the appointment of Mr. Lee Kraft as the new Executive Director. Effective immediately, Mr. Kraft will continue to work in coordination with different entities of the public and private sector of the travel…
After spending each summer in Puerto Vallarta since high school, I’ve always had fond memories of the ‘old’ Los Muertos pier. Whether it was listening to live music at its entrance or just watching the local fishermen cast their lines,…
People in Puebla (Mexico) scuttle here and there to work, to lunch, to church. Their idea of normalcy is walking or driving past centuries old buildings or stopping by a festival, watching a parade or listening to live mariachi in…
There are many opportunities to build a vacation around an event. Case in point, writers conferences in Mexico. There are several coming up, and they continue to grow and attract award- winning authors, writers and literary agents from all around…
