Roxanna Brock McDade fell in love with Mexico when her father first took her there when she was 11. She happened into her position as writer and web designer with Mexpro more than 10 years ago, where she now gets the opportunity to share her Mexico travels and experiences. As well, Roxanna has acquired a wealth of information in the Mexico insurance industry and communicates what she initially found difficult and confusing in her articles to help our customers. Roxanna has a long list of books and travel articles under her belt (written before and after she came to Mexpro). Helping others have a better travel and insurance experience is her top priority at Mexpro.
Imagine being able to glimpse into the past and get an exclusive first-person view of life and culture from 3,000 years ago. If you enjoy connecting with nature, culture and being a part of history, then perhaps you should venture into Tecate’s El Vallecito caves. The cave paintings of the El Vallecito area are a… Read more »
Warm sunshine, delicious food and a rich culture are just a few of the things you can expect to enjoy during a trip to Mexico. In fact, many wonderful vacation spots are located just hours away from the U.S. border. Couples, families, retirees and those on a budget can easily find the right fit. Once… Read more »
One of the world’s largest mountain ranges, the Sierra Madre, which translates to "mother mountain" in Spanish, is a timeless symbol of Mexico’s vast and diverse natural beauty. The impressive range spans all the way from the northwest part of the country to the country of Guatemala in the south, passing through several well-known cities… Read more »
While our neighbor to the south is no stranger to throwing a party, some places in Mexico are ideally suited for celebrating this momentous occasion, whether you’re planning a romantic getaway for two or bringing the whole family along. Monterrey Nestled at the foot of Cerro de la Silla, a giant jagged mountain, Monterrey is… Read more »
Mexico is a popular tourist destination with a rich history, amazing monuments and vibrant food and culture. However, you’ll still want to take some precautions during your visit to reduce the chances of getting ill and avoid unnecessary difficulties. Water It’s generally inadvisable to drink the water in Mexico. However, if water is drinkable it… Read more »