5 Things I Learned From My Recent 12 Hour Layover in Mexico City
I just got back yesterday from an 11 day whirlwind of a trip through Mexico City, Quito (Ecuador), Guayaquil (Ecuador), and Havana (Cuba). At the…
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Mexico City Airport Avianca Global Lounge Review
There aren’t many lounges located in Terminal 1 of Mexico City’s Benito Juarez International Airport (MEX). There was much talk about the new Avianca Lounge…
United Airlines Online Award Booking Engine is Broken for Mexico City Departures
There currently seems to be a glitch on the United Airlines online award booking engine for flights departing out of Mexico City’s Benito Juarez International…
The Various Eats in Mexico City Part 4
Previously I’ve written about The Various Eats in Mexico City Part 1, Part 2, and Part 3. Mexican food is my all-time favorite food in…
The Sights and Sounds of Mexico City By Night
I met up with my friend Sven Luckermans in Mexico City who writes a Belgium based travel blog, Mr Good Life. He flew in style…
The Sights and Sounds of UNAM in Mexico City
I had the opportunity to visit the Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México (UNAM) which is located in the Mexico City neighborhood of Coyoacán. UNAM is…
The Sights and Sounds of the Scouts of Xochimilco in Mexico City
Xochimilco is one of the hidden gems in Mexico City that is full of culture and rich history. According to Wikipedia, “Xochimilco is best known…
The Sights and Sounds of Xochimilco in Mexico City
After I checked into the Four Points by Sheraton Colonia Roma hotel, I headed to Xochimilco which is located south of Mexico City D.F (Districto…
Four Points by Sheraton Colonia Roma Mexico City Hotel Review
I chose to stay at the Four Points by Sheraton Colonia Roma hotel in Mexico City because it was conveniently close to a metro station…
Is Mexico City Safe for Tourists? Part 2
It’s been a year since I wrote Part 1 of Is Mexico City Safe for Tourists? That was one of my most viewed pages in…
The Various Eats in Mexico City Part 3
I’ve previously written two articles about the food I ate and experienced titled The Various Eats in Mexico City Part 1 and Part 2. This…
The Sights and Sounds of Coyoacan in Mexico City
Coyoacan is a neighborhood that is located south of Mexico City. It’s very accessible by the Mexico City metro and is considered one of the…
The Sights and Sounds of La Merced in Mexico City
La Merced is known for its enormous shopping. Basically everyone who lives in Mexico City come here for cheap and inexpensive goods for personal or…
The Sights and Sounds of Tepito in Mexico City
Tepito is one of the roughest and most dangerous neighborhoods in Mexico City. Drug dealers, rapists, murderers, and gang members live here. I’ve already been…
The Sights and Sounds of Arena Mexico in Mexico City
I’ve been to Mexico City so many times and I’ve always wanted to go to a Mexican Wrestling (Lucha Libre) match at Arena Mexico. Most…
The Sights and Sounds of Polanco in Mexico City
To be honest, Polanco is my least favorite neighborhood in Mexico City because it resembles too much like the United States. As I said last…
JW Marriott Mexico City Hotel Review
I spent two nights at the JW Marriott Mexico City hotel for free because of the 2013 Fall Marriott Megabonus promotion. The hotel is located…
10 Things I Learned From My Mileage Run Vacation to Mexico City, Lima, Buenos Aires, and Santiago
I just got back yesterday from my mileage run vacation to Mexico City, Lima, Buenos Aires, and Santiago. It was a wild 5 days and…
Trip Report: My Mileage Run Vacation to Mexico City, Lima, Buenos Aires, and Santiago
Today, I embarked on a crazy 5 day mileage run vacation that involves me stepping out of the airport into Mexico City in Mexico, Lima…
The Sights and Sounds of Basilica de Guadalupe in Mexico City
On my short layover in Mexico City, I ventured out to see the famous Basilica of Our Lady Guadalupe. According to Wikipedia, the Basilica of…