It is September 16th in Yucatan. The banks, government offices, many businesses and schools are closed. Some residents rise at their “normal hour” while others sleep in a little because it is a national holiday. That- and the fact that …
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September 16th in Mexico: Independence, Revolution or Both?
Many people from the US and Canada celebrate Mexican heritage on May 5th every year- “Cinco de Mayo.” This is a day for celebrating all things Mexico as much as March 17th, Saint Patrick’s Day, is seen as a day …
Yucatan Travel Tips: Preparing for your dream trip to Mexico
If you are planning on visiting Mexico it is best to be prepared! Be prepared to amazing weather, food, culture, people and places. You should also prepare yourself by recognizing different policies and procedures here. Just like travel to many …
Your New Life in Yucatan: Make your own bug spray… You know you’ll use it.
When you visit southeastern Mexico (namely the Yucatan Peninsula) you will notice a few things. There are beautiful people to meet and wonderful sights to see. There are also lots of mosquitoes. You take the good with the bad, right? …
Progreso, Mexico-Tampa Bay, USA Ferry Update: Expat input needed
The Yucatan Peninsula has been touted as a safe, cost effective and enchanting place to live for some time now. If you are interested in what some of our friends from the north think about living and visiting the area …
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