It's time to start planning your fall vineyard escape: A look at Mexico's best wine regions

It's time to start planning your fall vineyard escape: A look at Mexico's best wine regions

If you've never tried wine tourism in Mexico, the good news is that there are more wine regions to choose from than ever across the country. And you've still got…

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Tropical Storm Boris set to hit southwest Mexican coast on Monday night

Tropical Storm Boris set to hit southwest Mexican coast on Monday night Guerrero and Oaxaca can expect "torrential" rains by late Monday, especially along the coast between Lagunas de Chacahua, Oaxaca, and Tecpan, Guerrero. Acapulco is also on alert. Continue reading article here

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MND Tutor | Cerveza Toast Mexico's World Cup brewing windfall this week, and get your weekly dose of Spanish learning with MND Tutor! Continue reading article here

Mexico Updates from Around the Web

Laura Bronner via n.convertkit.com	9:10 AM (1 hour ago)
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Hola my Mexico-loving friends! Welcome back to the monthly Mexico updates! The World Cup will be kicking off this month across Canada, the US, and Mexico, and Mexico is in full prep mode now. If you are heading to one of the host cities or want to enjoy the game at one of the many fan zones that are being set up, it will no doubt be an electric atmosphere. Stadium in Guadalajara gearing up for the World Cup! Mexico Updates from Around the Web Monterrey is gearing up, quite literally, to create as safe a city as they possibly can for their upcoming World Cup games. Watch the news video here. Next week, Mexico City will host game one of the World Cup, but things are not going to plan. Protests and construction are already causing some logistical problems that will hopefully be cleared up by next Thursday. Read more here. If you are going to be in Mexico City for the start of the World Cup next week, you won't want to miss the parade that will make its way down Reforma on June 13th. Read about it here. There have been talks of creating an Ensenada-to-San Diego ferry for many years, but it looks like they may finally start building it later this year. Learn more about it here. Anyone who has had the pleasure of eating churros from El Moro in Mexico City may wish that they could enjoy it back home. Well, if you live in the Bay Area of California, now you can! They are opening their first international branch later this year. Read about it here. Travel in Mexico is bigger than ever before. It welcomed 26 million international visitors between January and March, a 10.2% increase compared with the same period last year. Tourism revenue surpassed $10.28 billion during the quarter. European tourism is up, Chinese tourism is up, and even cruise ship tourism is up. If your vacation felt a little bit busier than before this year, well, it was. Read more about the stats here.​ Paseo de la Reforma in Mexico City where plenty of festivities will no doubt take place over the next few weeks! Visiting Mexico Soon? If you are planning a trip to Mexico soon, I hope you'll have a browse through the different Mexico guides on my blog or have a search through my YouTube videos to help you plan your trip! Many of you already know that the updated version of my Los Cabos guidebook came out in November 2024. If you haven’t already purchased it, you can buy a digital copy of it here or a paperback copy of it on Amazon here. I also have an extensive guidebook available for Mexico City, which also receives regular updates. Anytime you buy a digital guidebook, you have access to lifetime updates completely free. So your guidebooks from me are never out of date! These are our essential Mexico travel planning articles not to miss: ​Mexico Packing List​ ​Off the Beaten Path Destinations in Mexico​ ​Driving in Mexico​ ​Renting a Car in Mexico​ ​Taking the Bus in Mexico​ ​Backpacking Mexico​ ​Best Beaches in Mexico​ ​Best Places to Retire in Mexico​ Speak soon and safe travels, Laura

If you haven't read the May/June issue of The Eye Huatulco you can read it here: 👉 Read The Eye Huatulco

June 2026 Hello, It is almost summer! We have been getting our first rains on the Oaxacan coast, alleviating some of the heat. If you haven't read the May/June issue of The Eye Huatulco you can read it here:  Read The Eye Huatulco If you’d like to stay connected between issues, we also share updates, conversations, and local recommendations in our Facebook group. You’re welcome to join us there. The Eye FB Group Warm wishes for the month ahead, Jane Bauer Editor, The Eye TheEyeMexico@gmail.com www.TheEyeMex.com The Eye Huatulco The Eye Mexico Thwww.TheEyeMex.com

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Everything you need to know if you're heading to the World Cup in Mexico

Everything you need to know if you're heading to the World Cup in Mexico

The 2026 FIFA World Cup is almost here. If you plan on attending any games in Mexico, make sure to read our complete World Cup fan guide first.

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MND Tutor | Pride

MND Tutor | Pride Celebrate Pride Month by improving your Spanish in the latest MND Tutor. Continue reading article here

Mexico's air traffic controllers threaten to strike over 'exhausting' work conditions

Mexico's air traffic controllers threaten to strike over 'exhausting' work conditions

According to union secretary José Alfredo Covarrubias, there is currently a shortage of 500 air traffic controllers at Mexican airports.

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May Mexico Updates🇲🇽

 May Mexico Updates

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Laura Bronner via n.convertkit.com	Thu, May 7, 6:00 AM (9 days ago)
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Hola my Mexico-loving friends! High season is over, and hot season has begun. May in Mexico is great if you don't mind higher temperatures, because most snow birds have left and the wet season hasn't quite begun. It's a brief period of time at the beaches and even inland around Mexico City, Guadalajara, and Oaxaca, where you can enjoy a quieter, slightly cheaper experience without worrying about the weather (unless you don't want to be melting in 85 degree days). Mexico Updates from Around the Web Some of the biggest news in the last month is, unfortunately, a shooting that took place at Teotihuacan two weeks ago. A Canadian woman was killed, and more than a dozen others were injured. It has raised a lot of concerns about whether Mexico City is going to be ready (safety-wise) for the World Cup next month. You can read more about the situation here. In response, the government has stated that it will increase security at tourist sites around the country. Speaking of the World Cup, will the Mexico City airport be ready for the number of people that will come through it in June? They think so. The Mexican government continues to crack down on the Jalisco New Generation Cartel. In April, the military captured one of the cartel's top leaders, only a month after killing kingpin, El Mencho. Read more about it here. If you're a Pacers or a Nuggets fan and want another excuse to visit Mexico City, the two teams will play each other in a regular-season game on November 7th. AeroMexico has launched a "stopover" program, which allows international travelers to visit two destinations on the same ticket, with time spent at each destination in between. Learn more about it here. Starting this winter, there will be four more direct flights between Cabo and Canada, including Edmonton, Toronto, Ottawa, and Montreal. Read the latest on that here. It looks like it's set to be a very active hurricane season along the Pacific coast of Mexico this year. This is how they are preparing for it in Puerto Vallarta. Have you been thinking about Huatulco and whether it's worth the trip? Alex Wittman shared a fantastic video last month of her experience there that reminded me what a special place it is to explore. Watch it here. My favorite food-loving British YouTubers, TopJaw, have finally visited Mexico and made a video about it. For an updated list of some of the best places to eat around Mexico City, check it out here. Visiting Mexico Soon? If you are planning a trip to Mexico soon, I hope you'll have a browse through the different Mexico guides on my blog or have a search through my YouTube videos to help you plan your trip! Many of you already know that the updated version of my Los Cabos guidebook came out in November 2024. If you haven’t already purchased it, you can buy a digital copy of it here or a paperback copy of it on Amazon here. I also have an extensive guidebook available for Mexico City, which also receives regular updates. Anytime you buy a digital guidebook, you have access to lifetime updates completely free. So your guidebooks from me are never out of date! These are our essential Mexico travel planning articles not to miss: ​Mexico Packing List​ ​Off the Beaten Path Destinations in Mexico​ ​Driving in Mexico​ ​Renting a Car in Mexico​ ​Taking the Bus in Mexico​ ​Backpacking Mexico​ ​Best Beaches in Mexico​ ​Best Places to Retire in Mexico​ Speak soon and safe travels, Laura

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