First timer traveling to Mexico 26m and 24f couple traveling to Mexico from California next week. First timers and we want to first try out the all inclusive resorts on the beach/ with a infinity pool, drinks and restaurants. Which tourist all inclusive city is the safest, beautiful views, least crowded, and still has that Mexico touch to it? Thanks! submitted by /u/hov…

Old taqueria turned into chic restaurant with a vibe, in Guadalaja, Mexico submitted by /u/aada0

Mackerel, Sarde Restaurant, Mexico City submitted by /u/cheesytodd

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Just returned from the most amazing trip to Mexico City I was excited to see CDMX but I had no idea it would become my favorite city! My husband and I went for him to get dental work. What would have cost us $1500 in the US, was $67 in CDMX, and the dentist did a fantastic job! During our 9 day stay we explored Roma Norte, La Condesa, Polanco, Coyoacán and Centro. We took a tour to Tolantongo, which…

Mexico City Street Tacos submitted by /u/FindingFoodFluency

Mexico Feels Pressure of Relentless Migration From South America The surge of migrants trekking north mostly from South America has placed increasing pressure on Mexico as the country applies a range of tactics to quell arrivals.

Third trip to Mexico CDMX > Puebla > Querétaro > Tolantongo > CDMX > Puerto Escondido (images not in this order) submitted by /u/MozzarellaMaiden

Mexico City or Tulum I’m planning a solo trip to Mexico for my birthday at the end of the year. I’m 22F and pretty well traveled but this is my first solo trip. I’m deciding between Mexico City and Tulum–leaning towards Mex. City but the price of flights is making me hesisitant especially because I’m only going for 3-4 days. Tulum is a beautiful beach destination b…

There’s a special energy in Mexico City submitted by /u/cjafe

Winter Trip to Mexico Hello reddit! My partner and I (young adult male and young adult female) will be going to Mérida, Mexico for my brothers wedding this December and we are hoping to make a trip about it. We are thinking of doing a lot of driving in a rental car around Yucatan area from Mérida to Valladolid, Tulum, Bacalar, Uxmal, and back to Mérida (photo attache…

Where in Mexico + Central America? I’m an Australian and we are looking to go to Mexico to celebrate my wife’s 40th. Group will be between 30 and 40 years old but no children and don’t mind a bit of partying. Given Australians don’t generally travel to Mexico we don’t have a good idea of where to go. We are looking for good beaches, restaurants and more relaxed party places (ie …

Mexico’s Next President Will Be a Woman Mexico will elect its first woman as president next year after the governing party chose Claudia Sheinbaum to square off against the opposition’s candidate, Xóchitl Gálvez.

This spa in Mexico submitted by /u/MrFurleysJumpsuit

Travelling in Mexico In Jan/Feb 2024 I’ll be going to Mexico with a friend. The 3 main places I want to visit are Mexico City, Yucatan and Puerta Vallarta. The options for getting to these places seem to be planes and buses, or we hire a car. We want to minimise the amount of air travel, but I want to get some opinions on the best way to do this. Car hire costs ~$40…

Traveling to Mexico My wife and I are flying to Cancun, Mexico for a a week. We have a nice hotel lined up. I was born in Belarus, but am currently a US citizen and have been living here for a long time. My wife lives in Belarus and we applied for reunification in America (documents have been submitted). She also have a Karta Polaka and a Schengen visa (multi), but…

Parents are suck in Mexico without money Dear community, I meant “stuck” not “suck”.. I hope this doesn’t violate rules. I would love some advice. My parents flew for a vacation to Cancun from Germany. They seem to have a monthly limit on their visa card which they have now reached. The bank in Germany requires a signature to lift or increase the limit, and does not want to do it over…

Mexico suggestions I’ve been to cancun and Cozumel which I know are tourist destinations. I had a great time in cancun and wanted to visit Cabos until I heard it was unsafe to swim in 90% of the beaches Where in Mexico could I go as a tourist for food/views/cultural experience I’m not proficient in Spanish but I’m genuinely trying with babbel. It’s broken at best…

Felipe Carrillo Puerto and surrounding villages/ruins, Mexico submitted by /u/Sad-End9998

An Enemy in Mexico Republicans are embracing a potential act of war against Mexico.