The US has added two countries to its “do not travel” list. Last month, government officials added North Korea and Burkina ...

How strictly should we as travelers follow the US "Do Not Travel" advisories? As someone who has been fortunate enough to visit nine different cities across Mexico over the last three years ...

While Mexico City has made improvements to its water infrastructure, tap water is still not safe for drinking. I recommend ...

How often do you go to Mexico and discover something new about it? Mexico is a vibe that is hard to define in a few words.

U.S. government employees may not drive from the U.S.-Mexico border to or from the interior of Mexico, except daytime travel within Baja California and between Nogales and Hermosillo on Mexican ...

The United States Army North Force Protection Division has issued new guidelines for U.S. military travel to Mexico. All active-duty, reserve, Guard and Defense Department civilians and ...

So whether you want to tour ancient ruins or sip a cocktail on the beach, Mexico has everything. And let’s not forget the unique culinary tourism ... smaller towns and villages and provide cheaper ...

The U.S. State Department also says on its official travel website, opens new tab that a visa is not required to stay in Mexico for less than 180 days.