
The 411 on Bring Rental Cars into Mexico
So you're on vacation in Mexico and decide to get a rental car to explore the area. You might think you can purchase a one-day temporary Mexican insurance polic
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So you're on vacation in Mexico and decide to get a rental car to explore the area. You might think you can purchase a one-day temporary Mexican insurance polic

Despite what you may hear on the news and the threats from the bully-of-a-president, not all relationships with Mexico and the US are negative. This week a new

US Insurance Company GEICO is encouraging people planning to visit Mexico by car to purchase auto insurance. In a press release in January, GEICO reminds driver

On January 1, 2019, a new law went into effect requiring all cars traveling on federal roads to have civil liability insurance. Civil liability insurance is thi

You've decided to book that well-deserved vacation to Mexico or wherever your dream vacation spot is located. You've purchased your tickets, packed your bags, s

Most people are used to having two (first and last) or three (first, middle, last) names. In Mexico, it's very common to have four names. Why? Becuase they are

It seems almost every town in Mexico has an Avenida de Benito Juarez or something similar. So who is this guy and why all the hubbub? Benito Pablo Juarez Garcia

Gringo [grin-goh] noun, a term used in Latin America or Spain to refer to Caucasian people, particularly from the U.S. Gringo pricing [grin-goh pry-sing] phrase

If you are a lover of all things Mexico, at some point you'll need to visit the magical city of San Miguel de Allende. San Miguel is in the heart of Mexico, abo

One thing you will notice when you travel by road in Mexico is the while there are laws of the road, most people don't follow them. It isn't unusual on highways

Moving to any new location requires a period of adjustment, no matter what part of the world you are relocating to. The Mexican way of life has a number of thin

When driving in the Northern parts of Mexico, you see many cars with license plates from the United States. Some are people who cross the border into the United