Travel + Leisure readers name Oaxaca world’s best city

The Quintana Roo Sargassum Monitoring Network has announced that only five beaches in the state still have major amounts of the seaweed.

Samuel García has declared the state’s drought crisis over but exhorted citizens to lower their water use so there’s enough for the future.

A leaked, unredacted version of the Ayotzinapa truth commission’s report reveals details about the 43 students’ killings and of the coverup.

Mexico’s first AWS “local zone,” which the cloud computing company will build in Querétaro, is part of an overall planned LatAm expansion.

The iconic island prison closed in 2019 after more than 100 years in operation. It will now be a state-owned, self-funding tourism site.

Annual vacation time for Mexican workers could soon double thanks to a proposal to be considered by senators next week.

Salad’s a godsend during hot weather, so keep things interesting by ditching the lettuce and looking elsewhere for inspiration!

Driving through this northern state has its rewards, but you’ll need a sport utility vehicle or pickup truck for its many dirt roads.

A geologist appears to have disproved long-held theories about how Mother Nature created these giant smooth, round balls of stone in Jalisco.

After the quake, architect Aleksander Tokarz quit his high-paying job in the capital and gave his skills to those who really needed them.

Like the fictional character Don Quijote, the San Antonio, Texas, charity Quijotes fights off giants — the giants of poverty and poor health.

This earthy, sweet Mexican spice blend, the base for iconic Mexican dishes like tacos al pastor and adobada, adds complexity to any dish.

Sarah DeVries shares some quick tips, including giving yourself permission to simply observe Spanish in use, like infants learn.

For many expats, a move to Mexico is a successful life rebirth planned out years in advance. Read on if your move has been less idyllic.

For most of his political career, was against heavy militarization of Mexico, but as president, he’s embraced it with an unexpected fervor.