Mexico
With less than two months until Spring Break 2010, it’s time to start thinking about the possible destinations where we can have a lot of fun. As it happens every year, spring break travel deals are already out there and it’s definitely time to start looking for details.
Probably one of the most popular Spring Break destinations is Mexico. The top destinations in Mexico are Cancun, Acapulco, Cabo San Lucas, Mazatlan and Puerto Vallarta. Each place is unique in
No matter how long you’ve been with your significant other, small gestures like planning a romantic holiday always make them smile and strengthen the relationship. If you are in the States, you really don’t need to break your budget to get to Paris for that perfect romantic getaway. Cancun is a much better choice especially when winter sets in the Northern Hemisphere.
Planning your budget: flight and accommodation
The high season in Cancun lasts between mid-December until end of March so
You are about to get married and don’t know where to go on the perfect honeymoon in November or December? Most of the northern hemisphere is already seeing winter weather but even if you do love the snow there’s not enough to go skiing. Those who enjoy spending a romantic week (or two) in a warmer climate have quite a lot of choices, including Mexico.
The traditional honeymoon getaways in Mexico are all located
As the leather capital of Mexico, León is the place to go if you’re looking for a nice, economically priced pair of shoes, wallets, purses, belts and much more! León is the largest city in the state of Guanajuato, which makes it a hub for not only leather lovers, but shoppers, culture seekers and even ice skaters!
Arco Triunfal
Constructed in 1893, this arc is a symbol of the city and the independence of Mexico. It was created
Veracruz is a lively port on the Gulf of Mexico that is lively and spirited and offers a variety of cultural activities.
Museo de la Ciudad
The City Museum highlights Veracruz’s rich history, especially as the first point of entry for Hernán Cortés. It also devotes a large area to Carnaval, a festive celebration that occurs right before Lent starts. Carnaval has been celebrated in Veracruz since the mid-19th century and is a great opportunity for cultural immersion if you are
Xalapa, meaning “spring in the sand” in Nahuatl, isn’t only famous for being the source of the name for jalapeño peppers. It has several other nicknames, such as the “City of Flowers,” or the “Athens of Veracruz” due to the strong cultural and folkloric traditions that have stemmed from three universities in the area. Located about two hours away from the city of Veracruz, Xalapa is an amazing cultural endeavor with concerts, museums, and other cultural spectacles that attract the
