Chiapas. Chiapas was the state in Mexico with the highest average poverty rate in 2018. It was estimated that over three-quarters of the population in Chiapas lived in a situation of poverty. Where is the most poverty in Mexico? The Three Poorest States In Mexico Chiapas – 76.4% Chiapas is the state with the highest […]

A very rough estimate, which is going to provide you with an idea of what you might be facing, includes 15,000 pesos for the legalization which includes the fees, the permits as well as the customs agency’s services and so forth. Can you legalize a Mexican car in the US? If a car is more […]

There are five towns near Puerto Vallarta that have been designated as Magic Towns in Mexico, giving travelers even more reason to take a daytrip out of the city: Tequila, San Sebastián del Oeste, Sayulita Mexico, Talpa de Allende, and Mascota. Is Puerto Vallarta close to Cancun? The distance between Puerto Vallarta and Cancun is […]

Is Mexico City Safe to Live In. The short answer is yes. Although there is a high rate of crime it is isolated to certain areas of the city. Expatriates and foreigners living in Mexico city are able to enjoy a high quality of life and live safely within the city boundaries. Is it worth […]

Mexico Driving Rules and Regulations In Mexico, they drive on the right-hand side of the road and over take on the left. The legal driving age is 18. Using a seatbelt is mandatory for all occupants of a vehicle. Drink driving – driving under the influence of drugs or alcohol is illegal. What do I […]

U.S. dollar bills (but not coins) are widely accepted in tourist-oriented shops and restaurants in Puerto Vallarta.Although in larger hotels U.S. dollars are welcome as tips, it’s generally better to tip in pesos so that service personnel don’t have to go to the bank to exchange currency. What is the best currency to use in […]

While meal prices in Puerto Vallarta can vary, the average cost of food in Puerto Vallarta is M$491 per day. Based on the spending habits of previous travelers, when dining out an average meal in Puerto Vallarta should cost around M$197 per person. Breakfast prices are usually a little cheaper than lunch or dinner. Is […]

President Enrique Peña Nieto officially changed the capital’s name to “Mexico City” on Friday as part of a reform to devolve power from the federal government, allowing the city’s mayor to name senior officials including the police chief.The name “Mexico City” predates the country. When did Mexico City change its name? As part of a […]

Mexico has the 11th to 13th richest economy in the world and ranks 4th with most number of poor among richest economies. Mexico is the 10th to 13th country with the most number of poor in the world. Why is Mexico a rich country? Mexico has a strong economy with a gross domestic product that […]

There are no statutory notice periods for employment contracts in Mexico. The employer is required to notify the employee in writing of the date and cause of dismissal, or must notify the relevant Conciliation and Arbitration Board no later than five days after the date of termination. What are the Labour laws in Mexico? Written […]

Starting in May of 2021 the seaweed is coming back. It still does depend on the location of the beach and not all are 100% clear. Check out our live webcams article here to see current conditions. The beaches in the Riviera Maya have been pretty free from seaweed lately. Is there a lot of […]

This stretch of beach hosts calm, tranquil waters with very little surf at all. Stunningly blue, the water is perfect for water sports, wading, and just relaxing. So you can make your way into waist-deep water, drink in hand, and enjoy a perfect day in paradise! Where is the calmest water in Cancun? The ocean […]

Mexico-Tenochtitlán. During the Aztec period, Mexico City (then Mexico-Tenochtitlán) was initially built over a lake, the Lago de Texcoco. Aztecs built an artificial island by dumping soil into the lagoon. Later, the Spaniards erected a second Mexico City atop the ruins of Tenochtitlán. What was the original name of Mexico? Anahuac (meaning land surrounded by […]

What button do I press to read my electric meter? To read the meter: press the middle button. write down the number below ‘IMP’ from left to right. ignore any zeroes at the beginning and any numbers after the decimal point. How do I read my electric meter? When reading an electric meter, read and […]

One of the many reasons that Oaxaca is worth visiting is that the city provides some of the most exquisite accommodation in Mexico. The city itself is warm and welcoming- perfectly safe for any travelers– and the array of hotels available are all designed to make sure that your experience in the city is second […]