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What it’s like to travel during the pandemic
An analysis of the risks, measures, and protocols surrounding travel in Mexico during the Covid-19 pandemic.
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Vlog: Three fun facts about Guanajuato, Mexico
Few know about the treasures that can be found in this traditional, colonial town in the mountains of central Mexico.
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Vlog: Mexico’s secret mud bath beach
Exploring the coasts of tropical Mexico to try out a therapeutic mud.
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Vlog: Three interesting quirks of Sayulita, Mexico
Nestled in a cove on the tropical shores of Mexico’s Pacific coast lies a vibrant, eclectic village called Sayulita. Here…
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Who owns the beach in Puerto Vallarta?
Puerto Vallarta skimboarders are trying to hang on to the last bit of beach they have before it’s all gone.
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