Category: Tourism

February 28, 2020 by Ann Reid

Planning a trip to Mexico? There’s lots to do to get ready, including getting: Your passport, a visa, documents for obtaining a Temporary importation permit (if not traveling in the free zone), a permission letter if your vehicle is financed, Mexico auto insurance, and the biggest obstacle, packing! You may ask, “Do you need a... Read More »

January 16, 2018 by Roxanna Brock McDade

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 »

March 21, 2017 by Roxanna Brock McDade

The travel bug can bite you even if you live in picturesque California, the desert of Arizona, or call the charming open spaces of Texas home. The good news is, you don't have to travel too far to let your hair down. If you know where to go, Mexico can be perfect for a long... Read More »

June 14, 2016 by Roxanna Brock McDade

Most folks know what Roadside Assistance is...but what about while you are in Mexico? Well, in Mexico, roadside assistance is offered by the Ángeles Verdes, or Green Angels as they are known to English speakers. They travel Mexican Federal Highways looking for and providing medical and mechanical assistance to those in need, no matter your... Read More »

April 2, 2014 by Roxanna Brock McDade

Every year Mexpro releases Mexico Auto Insurance statistics, based on the AMIS Tourist Auto Insurer results, which showed 16% growth in 2013!.. Read More »

February 13, 2014 by Mike Mercer

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... Read More »

June 12, 2013 by Al Barrus

In the state of Coahuila in northeast Mexico, resides the oldest winery in the Americas, just a few hours from Saltillo. It’s also called “Coahuila’s Oasis.”.. Read More »

May 24, 2013 by Derek Kartchner

On the final day of my trip to Puerto Vallarta we ended up at the Malecon and ran in to the kids we saw practicing for the Dance Festival the first night. Awesome!.. Read More »

March 9, 2013 by Roxanna Brock McDade

Safety is the focus of Mexico’s new tourism policy according to President Enrique Pena Nieto... Read More »

December 20, 2012 by Roxanna Brock McDade

Here is a Rocky Point guide, also known as Puerto Penasco, located on the Sea of Cortez in the state of Sonora, with close proximity to Arizona... Read More »