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fromBusiness Insider
1 week ago

I didn't love Mexico City as much as I thought I would. Luckily, I found a smaller, more charming spot nearby.

Santiago de Querétaro, a smaller city three hours from Mexico City, offers a charming historic center and quieter atmosphere that exceeded expectations compared to Mexico City's overwhelming crowds.
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fromLEVEL Man
1 week ago

I Wanted to Be a Digital Nomad Until I Watched One Evacuate

Remote work's appeal diminishes when geopolitical instability threatens personal safety, forcing digital nomads to abandon their chosen locations despite employment flexibility.
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fromBusiness Insider
3 months ago

I was born and raised in Mexico. These 5 mistakes stop tourists from fully enjoying my country.

Explore beyond resorts, learn Spanish, respect regional diversity, account for long travel distances, and try local dishes like mole and pozole.
fromConde Nast Traveler
5 years ago

The Best Airbnbs in Mexico: Beach Houses, Romantic Villas, and City Escapes

It feels nearly impossible to pick where to visit in Mexico. There are more amazing beaches, mountains, deserts, and vineyards (yes, vineyards) spread across the country than one can count, each with its own set of historical ruins, cultural cuisines, and spectacular vacation home rentals to explore. Once you've decided where in this gorgeous country to settle down, picking an Airbnb from the many great options can feel like a Herculean task.
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