Celebrating Navidad in Southern Mexico
December
10,
2019
by Roxanna Brock McDade
If you’re planning on taking a vacation to Mexico for Christmas, you’re in for a treat, because this country hosts fun festivities for nearly a whole month! The Christmas season here basically begins on December 12 and doesn’t end until January 6, giving you plenty of time to celebrate with family and locals alike. Here’s...
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How Is Valentine's Day Celebrated In Mexico?
February
12,
2019
by Roxanna Brock McDade
Valentine's Day in Mexico is called Dia del Amor y la Amistad, which means the Day of Love and Friendship. On this day, the people of Mexico celebrate not just their romances, but also close relationships...
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How Is Easter Celebrated in Mexico?
March
20,
2018
by Roxanna Brock McDade
Easter is perhaps the most important day of the year for Christians all over the world. In Mexico, nearly the entire population is Christian, with 83 percent identifying as Roman Catholic and another 10 percent identifying as another Christian denomination. As a result, there is a rich culture of Easter traditions and celebrations. Easter, or...
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What are the Top New Year's Destinations in Mexico?
December
27,
2017
by Roxanna Brock McDade
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...
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10 Things You May Not Know About Day of the Dead
October
31,
2017
by Roxanna Brock McDade
Happy Halloween! Halloween is a big day in the US, but even bigger are the celebrations that take place this week in Mexico during the Day of the Dead, or Día de los Muertos. Fiestas, parades, food, processions, etc. take place as Mexicans (and many Latin American countries) celebrate deceased loved ones. Do you think...
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How to Celebrate Day of the Dead (Día de los Muertos) in Mexico
October
26,
2017
by Roxanna Brock McDade
Day of the Dead, or Día de los Muertos in Spanish (though the originally Día de Muertos), is a Mexican celebration honoring those who have passed away and supporting their journey to the afterworld. It has gained popularity in the United States in recent years, however, if you really want to experience this special holiday,...
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Constitution Day in Mexico - 100 Years!
February
4,
2017
by Roxanna Brock McDade
Constitution Day in Mexico celebrates Mexico’s Constitution, Constitución Política de los Estados Unidos Mexicanos. Approved by the Mexican Congress on February 5, 1917. This year is especially important since it is the 100-year or centennial anniversary! The Mexican Revolution began on November 20, 1910. A very violent and costly fight, the revolution took the lives...
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5 Reasons Why Now is the Perfect Time to Visit Mexico
December
15,
2016
by Roxanna Brock McDade
Visiting Mexico has always been a great idea in the winter. The cost of traveling to Mexico is affordable and, the weather in many areas of Mexico is warmer than in the US and Canada. But now is an even better time to visit Mexico, and here’s why. It’s More Affordable than Ever! The Mexican...
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The 4 Best Places Spend Christmas in Northern Baja
December
12,
2016
by Roxanna Brock McDade
A Christmas getaway to Northern Baja, Mexico, is sure to create memories you'll not soon forget. If you wish to stay close to the border during the holidays, keep these great destinations in mind. Northern Baja, Mexico, borders the U.S. state of California and features beautiful beaches and majestic deserts. This serene and picturesque region...
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The Best Places to Celebrate Christmas in Sonora
November
30,
2016
by Roxanna Brock McDade
There's so much to experience during the Christmas holiday in the state of Sonora, Mexico. Here are some of the best. Sonora, Mexico has a deep, rich Christmas culture that's celebrated with community events and annual parades. It kicks off with the Festival of the Virgin of Guadalupe on December 12 and continues with the...
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