Thinking about diving into the digital nomad lifestyle in Mexico? With a generous six-month tourist visa, affordable living costs, sunny weather, and delicious tacos, Mexico has lots to offer for remote workers. You’ll find everything from beautiful beach towns like Tulum and Puerto Vallarta to bustling cities like Guadalajara and Mexico City. Many digital nomads take advantage of their time by moving from city to city, while others might prefer the long-term option of the digital nomad visa, which is valid for up to four years. I’ve been living as a digital nomad in Mexico since 2018 and I can…

In 2007, we decided to escape Calgary’s freezing winters by going on our first vacation together. We packed our bags, put on our summer outfits, and took a week off from work to head to Tulum on an all-inclusive trip. That week, filled with sun and sand, gave us the travel bug—we were hooked after just a taste of Mexico. Fast forward seven years and many countries later, we’re back where our love for travel started! After spending two weeks in Valladolid enjoying tamale-making, Maya cultural shows, and tequila, we arrived in Tulum. This city, on the Maya Riviera, features…

Packing for a trip to Florida can be tricky if you’re not used to the weather there. Deciding what to bring and what to leave can be overwhelming. To make things easier, it’s crucial to think about the climate and your planned activities. This guide aims to simplify the process and ensure you have everything you need. Florida’s weather is usually warm and humid, with summer temperatures often hitting the 80s and 90s Fahrenheit. However, it can be unpredictable, with sudden rain showers and occasional thunderstorms. To make packing simpler, I’ve put together a list of 15 essential items for…

New Orleans is undoubtedly one of the best cities in the U.S. for cocktails. The motto here is “Laissez les bon temps rouler,” or “Let the good times roll,” and those good times often include some fantastic drinks. Unlike in many places, New Orleans has very relaxed drinking laws: you can drink in public, bars can stay open 24/7, and there are even drive-through spots for frozen daiquiris. I recently visited during a citywide celebration and did some extensive “research” on the best cocktails you can find here. From classy to wild, you’ll find it all within just a few…

Mexico City is an exciting, diverse, and cultured place with plenty to see and do. When you arrive at the airport, the first thing you need to sort out is how to get to Downtown. Mexico City International Airport, one of the busiest in Latin America, handles over 100,000 passengers daily. Thankfully, the city’s excellent public transport makes it easy to reach your destination. When I lived there, I often used Uber to get around, including trips from the airport to the city center. However, there are plenty of other options like the Metro, local buses, or private transfers. If…