¡El Seguro de casa habitación de Mexpro regresa a Yucatán! ¡A partir del 1ro de septiembre del 2019 el seguro de casa habitación de Grupo Nacional Provincial(GNP) con Mexpro está disponible para viviendas en Yucatán! Después de cuatro años...
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Mexpro homeowners insurance returns to the Yucatan! On September 1st, 2019, Mexpro's Grupo Nacional Provincial (GNP) Mexico homeowners insurance became available for homes in the Yucatan! After four years of negotiations, GNP has removed their coverage moratorium for the Yucatan...
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During this Hurricane season we’d like to send our best wishes to those of our customers who live in Hurricane prone areas, both in the United States and Mexico. Every few years, a major hurricane hits Mexico, and earthquakes have...
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You're packed, but are you ready for your trip to Mexico? Mexpro's Mexico Travel checklist will help assure you are ready when you hit the road. Passport, Passport Card or Green Card A valid US passport, passport card or green...
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It’s best to purchase Mexico hurricane coverage well before storms start to brew. This year's Atlantic and Pacific hurricane seasons are already under way. In the first week of August we saw the category 1 hurricane, Earl, bring serious rainfall...
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Not being familiar with Mexican insurers and language barriers can make finding insurance for your home or condo in Mexico difficult. Mexpro has done the homework for you, creating programs you can understand and feel secure with. Mexpro Offers Outstanding...
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Mexpro's New Mexico Homeowner's Insurance is Here! Hurricane season began June 1st and if you need to insure your home or condo, Mexpro has a new home/condo insurance program that was created just for you. Mexpro has partnered with one...
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Your Insurance Needs in Mexico Planning ahead for your insurance needs during a Mexico trip is a great way to help ensure you’ll have a more enjoyable and relaxed vacation. With the proper insurance in place, you’ll have less to... Read More »
Cruising the highways south of the border There are so many great places to visit in Mexico Mexico has lots of great paved roads, along with unlimited amazing scenery. From its rich history; to its awe inspiring deserts; to... Read More »
"Let’s go to Rocky Point!" Short trip to the beach An excellent Mexico beach family vacation destination, Rocky Point (Puerto Peñasco), is just a short drive away for us Arizonans. However, I understand there are some, who haven’t made... Read More »
Casa Hogar’s 7th annual Cabo San Lucas fundraiser golf tournament Casa Hogar de Cabo San Lucas A non-government run charitable orphanage for boys, Casa Hogar, in Cabo San Lucas, Baja California Sur, opened in February of 2008. Casa Hogar not... Read More »
47th Annual Baja 1000 Off Road Race Dirt Bike Promo Spawns Endurance Race Way back in 1962, in efforts to promote their new 250cc motorcycle, the CL72 Scrambler, American Honda sponsored a non-stop endurance run from border city of Tijuana,... Read More »
The 2014 San Felipe Festival del Camarón 22nd Annual San Felipe Shrimp Festival The port city of San Felipe, Baja California, is located on the bay of San Felipe, on the Sea of Cortez. San Felipe has become famous for... Read More »
14th Annual Rocky Point Rally 2014 Rocky Point Rally Charitable Event There is a $15 (U.S. Dollars) per person registration fee, with the proceeds going to a number of worthwhile charitable organizations, serving both the Puerto Peñasco and Sonoyta communities,... Read More »
20th Annual Festival de Calaveras in Aguascalientes A City Founded in Hot Water The city of Aguascalientes, is the capital of the state of Aguascalientes, and is located in the Bajio region of North-Central Mexico. Aguascalientes, which means “hot waters,”... Read More »
Día de los Muertos or Day of the Dead is a major Mexican holiday celebrating the loved ones who have passed on. The large three-day celebration coincides with All Saints day religious ceremonies... Read More »
Liability Insurance Now Required on Federal Roadways in Mexico Make Sure You Insure Your Vehicle A new law, that recently went into effect, in Mexico, has made third party automobile liability insurance mandatory, on all Mexican federal roadways, for most... Read More »
Filing Your Hurricane Odile Insurance Claim Hurricane Odile’s Devastation It has been over a week since the devastating 125 mile per hour winds of Hurricane Odile slammed into the southern tip of the Baja peninsula. A number of Baja California... Read More »
Bisbees Los Cabos East Cape Offshore Fishing Tournament donations go to support those affected by Hurricane Odile...
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The FAST Pass and SENTRI Pass Programs FAST Pass for Commercial Carriers FAST stands for “Free And Secure Trade,” and the FAST program is designed for trucks that carry commercial cargo into the U.S., from Mexico or Canada. FAST pass... Read More »
Mexico’s 2014 Pan-American Vintage Car Road Race Promoting the Pan-American Highway The Carrera Panamericana (“Pan-American Road Race”) was started back in 1950. The event was originally organized by the Mexican government to publicize their new stretch of the Pan-American Highway,... Read More »
October twelfth is Dia de la Raza in Mexico What’s so important about October 12th? On October 12th, 1492, an oceanic expedition from Spain, led by Italian explorer Christopher Columbus, landed in the Bahamas. Columbus’ expedition had originally set out... Read More »
The 2014 Tijuana Tequila Expo Dozens of tequilas will be presented The Tijuana Tequila Expo, is the largest tequila event in Mexico, and it will be taking place from Wednesday October 8th through Sunday October 12th. This year, dozens of... Read More »
Sammy Hagar’s Cabo Wabo Cantina Birthday Celebration Shows Sammy Hagar’s Cabo Wabo Cantina The annual event is set to take place, once again, at Sammy Hagar’s own Cabo Wabo Cantina, in Cabo San Lucas. The cantina is considered by many... Read More »
2014 Tijuana Cultural Art Festival Entijuanarte The name, Entijuanarte, is a mash-up of the three Spanish words: “en,” “Tijuana,” and “arte.” Translated, it means “Art in Tijuana” or “in Tijuana there is art.” The three day festival is set to... Read More »
Second annual comedy festival in Cabo San Lucas Cabo Comedy Festival The Cabo Comedy Festival is set to take place October 1st, through October 5th, 2014. The slogan for the comedy event is: “Where the Land Ends and the Fun... Read More »
Fall Equinox celebration at ancient Mayan city of Chichen Itza Ceremonial hub at sacred water source For thousands of years, onlookers have gathered in the center of Mexico’s Yucatan region, at Chichen Itza, to celebrate the spring and fall equinoxes.... Read More »
¡El Grito de Dolores! Mexico’s Cry for Independence came from Dolores On September 15th, at the National Palace, in Mexico City, at 11 pm, the President of Mexico, will ring a bell and shout out a Mexican cry of patriotism,... Read More »
Four Drive-to Mexico beach destinations A short trip from the border to the beach Four Mexico beach tourist destinations that are all short drives from the U.S. border, making them popular choices, for a Labor Day Weekend getaway. Labor Day... Read More »
El Festival Internacional Chihuahua 2014 A celebration of art and culture The 2014 Chihuahua International Festival began on August 1st, and will continue until the 24th of August. The yearly festival celebrates art and culture, from all over Mexico, and... Read More »
Mexicali’s 2014 Fiestas del Sol Fair The fair is coming to Mexicali Fiestas del Sol, the annual fair event held in Mexicali, will be happening 26 September through 12 October, 2014. The fair will have carnival rides, go carts, midway... Read More »
2014 Guadalajara International Mariachi Festival A great Mariachi event in Guadalajara The 21st annual International Mariachi Festival is scheduled to take place, August 28 through September 08, 2014, in Guadalajara, Jalisco, Mexico. There will be numerous Mariachis, from all over... Read More »
2014 Festival Internacional de Cine de Monterrey The Monterrey International Film Festival’s 10th anniversary The 2014 Monterrey International Film Festival is set to take place, beginning August 26 and will continue through August 31. This year will mark the tenth... Read More »
2014 Feria Tijuana at Parque Morelos An arts an entertainment event The 2014 Feria Tijuana (“Tijuana Fair”), an annual arts and entertainment event, will be held once again at Parque Morelos (“Morelos Park”), in the city of Tijuana, located in... Read More »
Bisbee’s 14th Annual East Cape Offshore Fishing Tournament Buena Vista on the East Cape Since 2000, the secluded little fishing town of Buena Vista, located in Baja California Sur’s East Cape region, has served as port for Bisbee’s East Cape... Read More »
Chiles en Nogada and Mexican Independence Birth of an empire and its flag The Mexican War of Independence began on September 16th of 1810, with Father Miguel Hidalgo’s call to arms, ringing out from the little town of Dolores, in... Read More »
Fiestas de la Vendimia On Friday, August 1st, 2014, the annual Fiestas de la Vendimia events are set to begin in Valle de Guadalupe, near Ensenada, in Baja California, Mexico. Valle de Guadalupe, also known as Mexico’s Ruta de Vino,... Read More »
Take any or all of these tips with you on your Baja summer road trip and have a super cool adventure!.. Read More »
There is nothing more fun than taking your pet along on vacation. So here's how to do it when you're headed to Mexico..... Read More »
Changes in Mexico’s foreign home ownership laws and low real estate prices have increased home buying in Mexico. Be sure to get reliable home insurance... Read More »
Before taking a summer road trip to Mexico, you want to be sure you are prepared with the proper documents. This includes a passport among others... Read More »
There are numerous surfing spots all along the Mexican Baja Peninsula, but some of the best are located near the southern tip in Los Cabos... Read More »
Surfing destinations on the Pacific coast of Baja California Sur are numerous, but a little harder to get to, which typically means they are less crowded... Read More »
Some of the best surfing destinations in Northern Baja California are located all along the pacific coast and many within day's drive... Read More »
In this article we continue our Baja Fishermen’s Road trip, all the way down to the southernmost tip of Mexico’s Baja Peninsula... Read More »
Fishing the northern part of Mexico’s Baja Peninsula makes for a great vacation. The Pacific Coast and the Sea of Cortez offer many fish species... Read More »
Getting back and forth between Mexico’s Baja peninsula and mainland Mexico doesn’t have a long excruciating drive, you can take the ferry... Read More »
Along Mexico’s Baja Peninsula are extraordinary scuba diving and snorkeling sites. Jacques Cousteau called the Sea of Cortés “the aquarium of the world.”.. Read More »
Traveling with a group of like-minded recreational vehicle enthusiasts provides a special kind of camaraderie, and it offers greater security in numbers... Read More »
Is it worth it to save a few bucks by purchasing your Mexico auto insurance from small insurers near the border? Read the advantages of buying online!.. Read More »
Where the Pacific Ocean and the Sea of Cortez meet, near the southernmost point of the Baja Peninsula, you will find Mexico's scenic East Cape... Read More »
Kino Bay, Sonora, Mexico, is about 240 miles from the Arizona border. An easy RV trip, there are well-maintained toll roads and many beach RV parks... Read More »
Getting your car ready for a trip and adding a few safety items, can save time and money in the event of a vehicle mishap while traveling in Mexico... Read More »
Montezuma's revenge is most often caused by drinking contaminated water or by eating fruits or vegetables that haven't been properly washed... Read More »
A.M. Best is the insurance industry’s rating authority, and provides insurance company ratings determining their ability to pay claims...
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Mexico provides many opportunities for leisurely, inexpensive retirement pursuits and the cost of living is significantly less than in the United States...
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Great reasons to visit Michoacan include...it has an incredible history, it is like visiting old Mexico and toll roads are safe, easy, and quick... Read More »
Mexico border shopping excursions allow one to find all sorts of interesting, unique items often at a fraction of the cost that one might find in the U.S... Read More »
On May 10, 1922, Rafael Alducin declared in the Excelsior newspaper that each year children and those who brought them into being should be celebrated...
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There are many items that are prohibited from being imported or exported into Mexico. Read this article to know what you can bring in or take out...
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Mexico’s “Fiestas Patrias” or Patriotic Holidays are held to celebrate three different constitutions, popular leaders and historical battles...
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In 1519, when Hernán Cortés arrived in Mexico, the Aztecs were wearing Serape type garments made of cotton and agave cactus, dyed with fruits and insects...
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Over a thousand years ago, ancient Mexicans drank an alcoholic substance made from fermented sap, extracted from the heart of the agave cactus...
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Hundreds of amateur and professional boxing world champions have come from Mexico. Mexico has produced more world boxing champions than any other nation... Read More »
Great growing conditions and health benefits have made spicy chili peppers popular in Mexico for thousands of years, and popular Mexican food...
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Mexico has outstanding saltwater and freshwater fishing, with many of great opportunities to set your hook all along the coasts, and throughout the country...
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Did you know, that Mexico is also the birthplace of, one of the world’s all time greatest foods---chocolate?.. Read More »
You don’t necessarily have to travel half way around the globe to ancient pyramids. Mexico has many remarkable archeological sites that you can drive to...
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Helping insurance customers & agents make better informed decisions regarding insurance needs, see why Mexico insurance is needed for driving there...
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Mexico’s terrain is more than sandy beaches. Almost three times the size of Texas, the weather can vary quite a bit depending on which region you visit...
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Shopping for Mexico Condominium Insurance? Review the Bylaws, Covenants, Conditions, and Restrictions and get these important documents from your HOA first...
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Mexico offers a more affordable cost of living. Businesses have found advantages to moving manufacturing facilities from other parts of the world to Mexico... Read More »
If you are planning to drive your vehicle to Mexico, you will want to be sure to purchase Mexican insurance from A.M. Best A-rated Mexico insurers... Read More »
Mexico Tourist Recreational Vehicle Insurance with Liability-only coverage can be purchased for less than a few hundred dollars for a full year...
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When comparing Mexico home owners insurers be sure to look for exclusions; they specify which items or perils the insurer will not cover...
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Mexico home owners insurance does not pay to replace land. Including land value in the limit of insurance only increases the cost of a policy... Read More »
Every year thousands of medical tourists from around the world are lured to Mexico by its easy access to competitively priced, high quality, medical care...
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Mexico has many excellent opportunities for tourist sport hunters including big game trophy hunting and bird and fowl... Read More »
Mexico is one of the best places to play golf; the number two most popular destination country for golfing vacations in the world... Read More »
Any foreign plated vehicle driven into Mexico is visiting, and thus it is still subject to the laws and regulations of the vehicle's home country/state...
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Driving a vehicle with foreign license plates to Mexico, requires the driver to have a non-Mexican license. This applies to auto insurance as well... Read More »
The free zone initiative was begun to help promote Mexico tourism along the U.S. border. In the free zone, customs importation requirements are removed... Read More »
Mexico is considered the birthplace of ecotourism, a term meaning a strategy to preserve wilderness and the nature of a region, while creating local jobs...
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Luckily, taking pets to Mexico is a fairly easy thing to do. There will be some paperwork involved, and a visit to the vet... Read More »
If a lien holder is listed on a vehicle title, then the lender has a say in whether or not you may legally take the financed vehicle outside of the country... Read More »
Several documents are needed for taking a road trip to Mexico. Two of the most important are proof of auto insurance and a passport...
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Here's a simple comparison of how the Mexico tourist motorhome insurance policy stacks up against a U.S. or a Canadian policy...
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Like U.S. policies, a Mexico tourist auto insurance policy will have exclusions that specifically remove coverage for certain activities and circumstances... Read More »
Mexico Tourist Auto Insurance policies usually don’t offer Comprehensive coverage, which can lead to some confusion for those used to US policies... Read More »
If you tow anything behind your vehicle when you drive to Mexico, it is crucial each towed unit be listed on your Mexico tourist auto insurance policy... Read More »
If you are driving a financed vehicle into Mexico, obtaining permission from the lender is always required, because of the shared ownership of the vehicle... Read More »
The party and bike parade through the Malecon was definitely "off the hook," with thousands of bikes, bikers, and biker babes taking part in La Gran Fiesta...
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I jumped at the chance to combine my passion for motorcycle riding with my occupation of selling Mexico tourist insurance at the 13th Annual Rocky Point Rally...
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This year’s four-day Rocky Point Rally will be taking place before Veteran’s Day, beginning on Thursday November 7th and going through Sunday November 10th...
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