Mexico News Daily

2 days ago | mexiconewsdaily.com | Chris Sands

Hurricane season starts a little earlier for those in the Pacific Ocean region than it does in the Atlantic, beginning on May 15 instead of June 30, although both extend through November 30. Of course, that doesn’t mean tourists interested in a summer vacation in Baja California Sur destinations like Los Cabos, La Paz, or Todos Santos should clutch their proverbial pearls in fear of a hurricane ruining their plans. It’s safe to travel during this period.

3 days ago | mexiconewsdaily.com | Chris Sands

The legends of Mexican food run deep in the highlands, and in Puebla especially. I don’t think it’s that important whether Dominican nun Andrea de la Asunción prepared the first mole poblano circa 1681 at the Convento Santa Rosa, or that it was served to viceroy Tomás Antonio de la Cerda y Aragón. Nor do I think it matters whether she invented it after acquiring her complicated recipe via divine inspiration. Likely, she didn’t invent it at all.

3 days ago | mexiconewsdaily.com | Meagan Drillinger

I’ve spent a lot of time in hospitals over the years — usually as a visitor, sometimes as a patient, and increasingly, as a journalist. But I wasn’t expecting to be floored by the level of luxury, innovation, and hospitality I saw on a recent tour through some of Tijuana’s leading medical tourism and healthcare facilities.

4 days ago | mexiconewsdaily.com | Chris Sands

For those who’ve visited Los Cabos or lived in the area for any appreciable amount of time, the changes that have occurred here in recent decades are remarkable, not only in terms of population increases or the rapid rise in the number of tourists visiting but also in terms of general development. For this article, I used Google Earth imagery to show how the maps of cape cities Cabo San Lucas and San José del Cabo have changed since 1985 (the limits of Google Earth’s historical capacity).

1 week ago | mexiconewsdaily.com | Cheri Sicard

As I had been visiting the northern region of Baja California, Mexico for my entire life before I moved to the Ensenada area in 2017, I did not anticipate many surprises. However, I was wrong, and had I known these things, I most likely would have made the move far sooner. Property costs are lower than you thinkThe multi-million-dollar beach homes typical of U.S. real estate markets in any state might make you believe that living on a beach will forever be out of your financial reach.