Meagan Drillinger

1 week ago | travelweekly.com | Meagan Drillinger

Baja California's minister of tourism, Josefina Rodriguez Zamora, announced the event will be a "Tianguis for everyone," with activities inside and outside the convention center aimed at engaging the broader public, not just travel industry professionals. New features include the inaugural "Dialogue of Captains" and a focus on community tourism, including Baja California's participation in a new national initiative promoting local development. Baja California Gov.

1 week ago | mexiconewsdaily.com | Meagan Drillinger

There was a time — not that long ago — when Puerto Vallarta’s dining scene was best known for ceviche and shrimp tacos. And that’s not a bad thing — PV does both of those things very well. But over the past few years, something beautiful has been bubbling beneath the surface. This once-sleepy beach town has transformed into a cosmopolitan hub, where cultures have converged and brought with them their eclectic, international cuisine.

1 week ago | thepointsguy.com | Stefanie Waldek |Meagan Drillinger |Lyndsey Matthews

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1 week ago | creators.yahoo.com | Meagan Drillinger

Thailand has officially taken off. Again. Thanks in no small part to the White Lotus effect, the Land of Smiles is basking in the glow of a new wave of wanderlust. The announcement that the third season of the wildly popular HBO series would be filmed in Thailand sent travel searches surging, catapulting the country back into the spotlight as one of the best places to visit in 2025.

1 week ago | creators.yahoo.com | Meagan Drillinger

The world is full of ancient wonders — so many that you could spend a lifetime trying to visit them all. But when it comes to awe-inspiring ancient ruins, you don’t have to travel halfway across the globe. Just head south to Mexico, where a treasure trove of Mayan pyramids, Aztec temples, and pre-Columbian cities awaits. You’ve likely heard of the Maya, who ruled and still reside in southern Mexico and Central America.