In a world of remote work and people choosing cheaper places to live that aren’t necessarily close to their office, Mexico, particularly Mexico City, has become a destination. In this episode, we discuss how more and more Americans are choosing to move south of the border and how Mexico is encouraging this phenomenon.
Read More
Sam and Scott talk about their recent visit to Mexico City where they had lots of great food, as usual, including our favorite tacos, and visited one of the most imposing volcanos you’ll ever see, El Popocatepetl.
Read More
Mexico City has some of the greatest museums in the world and, having lived there for seven years, we visited a lot of them. In this episode, we each choose our favorite museum to compare and contrast. If you visit Mexico City, a trip to the museum is a must!
Read More
International Living recently came out with their list of the 7 best places in Mexico to live as a U.S. expat. We’ll share the list and our take on the various locations they recommend. We’ll also provide some perspective on the appeal to various types of expats, such as families with children, retirees, etc.
Read More
We love sharing with you some of our experiences during the Christmas season in Mexico. It’s a very festive time full of celebrations. They may not have been chosen for any special roles during the school Christmas programs, but they sure looked cute in the choir! Christmas trees are part of the celebration in Mexico!
Read More
Since it’s the Christmas season, we thought we would share with you some of our experiences during the holidays in Mexico. You’ll learn some fun facts about the piñata, Mexican traditional celebrations and stories that will make you want to spend your next Christmas south of the border.
Read More
We were happy to have our first guest on Mexico Revealed, Melissa’s husband, Mike, share some of his thoughts as a first-time visitor to Mexico. When we took him to Mexico City, we had a great time visiting some of the historical sites that the city has to offer. Below are a few of them.
Read More
Recent Comments