Today, the travel industry seems to be reinventing itself one more time. Beyond the trend of luxury tourism are new facets of ultra-luxury tourism such as in Tulum, Mexico where several super-high-end boutique hotels cater to travelers who are searching for a vacation beyond the Marriot or a Ritz. Part of the allure of these «Leer Más…»
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Where to Dine in Los Cabos
Hard to believe for some people but Los Cabos has a very high level of cuisine, you can find international and traditional Mexican dishes, there were only 60 restaurants registered on the 2008 with the 5 diamonds award in the world, well Cabo has one of them, no need to tell you more except that «Leer Más…»
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El Cid Marina Beach Hotel in Mazatlan
Many visitors know about the bigger El Cid properties, but a best-kept secret is the El Cid Marina (see Hoteles in Mazatlan), a smaller El Cid with picturesque boat docks at the edge of the ocean and a cozier feel that is less overwhelming than its siblings but still offers all of the great El Cid «Leer Más…»
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Acapulco Paradise
Acapulco is one of the most major cities and sea ports in the state of Guerrero, Mexico. It lies on the Pacific coast almost two hundred miles form Mexico City. Acapulco is actually located in a deep bay and is an important port for cruising lines running from Panama, San Francisco, and California. Even though «Leer Más…»
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Getting Around Guadalajara by Bus
 Dozens of bus routes provide transportation around the city. As of March 2008, regular busses cost five pesos; there are also luxury buses (Turquesa, Tur and Cardenal) costing slightly less than 1 dollar. Look on the front window of the bus to see where it will go, and ask the driver if you’re uncertain. «Leer Más…»
