When Americans order a product online, they take it for granted it’ll get to them on time. But when Mexican residents order merchandise from a U.S. company, they traditionally face

The Wagen Volks Club will showcase over 150 classic and newer, show-quality, Volkswagens at the Seventh Riviera Fest, a VW  Festival and Exhibition at Marina Riviera Nayarit in La Cruz

After years of research, blending and tasting, Cincoro Tequila is launching in September 2019. Cincoro was born from a passion to create the world’s finest tequila and is uniquely made

The cobblestone streets of Puerto Vallarta lend to the charm of the historic city center. Although some would call them dangerous, due in part to their uneven surface and ability

From historical architecture and beautiful beaches to vibrant neighborhoods filled with restaurants, galleries, and shops, Puerto Vallarta is a city full of must-see attractions. Don’t want to miss a thing?

If you’re looking for an authentic taste of Mexican culture, head north of Puerto Vallarta to the charming village of San Francisco, Nayarit, where from September 26 through October 4

Vanilla beans cultivated around the world originally all came from Mexico. When Cortés came to conquer Mexico in 1519, he sent samples of the vanilla orchid back to Spain where

September, known as ‘El Mes de la Patria’ (The Month of Our Nation), is a great time to visit Puerto Vallarta. From September 13 through 16, the city will host

The Ministry of Tourism (Sector) relaunched the Visit Mexico website last week, thanks to an agreement with big players in the private sector, who agreed to make an estimated investment

Every September, known as El Mes de la Patria (The Month of Our Nation,) cities throughout Mexico host a series of colorful and patriotic festivities celebrating the first and most

Whether traveling with a pet for companionship, service or comfort, animal lovers will find that Puerto Vallarta’s welcoming atmosphere, along with its many pet-friendly services, beaches, and hotels, make it

Between 1930 and 1970, the printing house Galas de México created calendars and advertising cards that became embedded in the collective unconscious of many Mexican citizens. Today, an incredible collection