Once upon a time, there was a discount card for seniors in Mexico available to all citizens and foreign residents (both temporary and permanent) called
Dengue sometimes gets overshadowed by Malaria as the infectious disease travelers fear the most. But here in Mexico, Dengue fever is far more common. For
When you check Google for common questions about the new Maya Train, tourists typically want to know if it’s … open, finished, safe, high speed,
Today is a great day to take advantage of peso weakness, if you fund your Mexican lifestyle with dollars or Euros.
These certainly are interesting times to be alive! Every week lately has brought bombshell news that’s almost impossible to believe. The firehose of unexpected news
There are no doubt a few more gringos giving the idea of relocation to Mexico serious thought as the wildly unpredictable U.S. Presidential race gets
In my experience, if an expat in Mexico mentions they’re looking to get a credit card from a local source, it’s virtually guaranteed that another
As expats know well, Mexico remains a cash-oriented economy. According to the Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas, an astonishing 90% of transactions in Mexico (spanning
Following the seventh power outage of the spring season at my house in Zapopan (Guadalajara) lasting half the day, I decided I’d had enough. I
When we lived in Portland, OR, a rite of passage for many residents each summer was the famous (and infamous) annual naked bike ride. Though
