Photo courtesy Air Canada Getting to Mexico from Canada just got a whole lot easier thanks to Air Canada. The country’s largest air carrier has announced a major expansion of its summer 2026 schedule south of the border, adding 18 per cent more seat capacity compared to last year and launching a brand-new year-round route … [Read more...] about New Air Canada Flights to Mexico Boosts Summer Capacity
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Mexico’s 2026 Residency Rules for Expats Updated, Financial Requirements Increase
If you are planning to apply for legal residency in Mexico in 2026, you will need to meet higher financial thresholds than at any point in recent memory. The country's immigration system underwent a significant shift in July 2025 when the federal government published updated guidelines directing Mexican Consulates abroad to calculate residency qualification … [Read more...] about Mexico’s 2026 Residency Rules for Expats Updated, Financial Requirements Increase
Go, Canada! Canadians Beat Out USA for Most Air Routes to Mexico
Photo: Kylie Anderson / Unsplash For the first time on record, Canadian cities hold more top-ten positions than America in the ranking of busiest international air routes into Mexico. According to data released by Mexico’s Federal Civil Aviation Agency (AFAC), five of the ten busiest international corridors now connect Canadian airports with Mexican destinations, … [Read more...] about Go, Canada! Canadians Beat Out USA for Most Air Routes to Mexico
The UNAM Biblioteca Central: Juan O’Gorman’s Stone Mosaic Masterpiece
Each exterior wall of UNAM’s Biblioteca Central in Mexico City tells of different eras. The north wall of the Central Library faces the pre-Hispanic past. It shows the duality of life and death. On one side are the gods of life and creation. Quetzalcoatl appears as a feathered serpent. Tlaloc carries a mat on his back. On the other side are the gods of darkness and death. … [Read more...] about The UNAM Biblioteca Central: Juan O’Gorman’s Stone Mosaic Masterpiece
Tequila Jalisco Was Abandoned by Tourists. Now it Hopes to Win Them Back
Tequila, the world-famous spirit that gives its name to the town of Tequila, Jalisco, with this name being nearly synonymous with Mexico. The town of Tequila in Jalisco, Mexico, was once a major tourist destination. People came from all over the world to see the agave fields and learn how the famous libation is made. They would come by train on the famous Tequila Express or … [Read more...] about Tequila Jalisco Was Abandoned by Tourists. Now it Hopes to Win Them Back