Canadians still flocking to Mexico
The number of Canadians visiting Mexico in 2016 increased by 17.13 percent compared with the previous year, from 1.92 to 2.25 million, according to Statistics Canada.
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The number of Canadians visiting Mexico in 2016 increased by 17.13 percent compared with the previous year, from 1.92 to 2.25 million, according to Statistics Canada.
London’s iconic, red “double-decker” buses will soon be gracing the choked streets of Mexico City.
International tourists flying into the state of Quintana Roo as of December will have an extra $US20 added to the cost of their airfares.
In the Colonia Tacubaya neighborhood of Mexico City, five men and one woman who had been using the powerful jaws of nine pit bulls to induce passers-by to relinquish their possessions were taken into custody yesterday.
A spike in cartel-related crime in some popular Mexican tourist resorts has prompted the U.S. State Department to update its travel advisory to Mexico.
Despite the ever-souring relations between Mexico and the Trump administration, both the Mexican government and Red Cross Mexico have come to the aid the besieged citizens of Texas’ Gulf Coast, a region ravaged by Hurricane Harvey since it made landfall last Friday in Corpus Christi.
Four members of the Banda de Gaitas del Batallon de San Patricio, a Mexican pipe band that pays homage to the Irish battalion that fought on the side of Mexico in the 1846-48 U.S.-Mexico War,
There may come a day when English is toppled from its perch atop the hierarchical ziggurat of the world’s most omnipresent languages –
Stoking up his base at a campaign-style rally in Phoenix, Arizona – while also stroking his own ego – U.S. President Donald Trump apologized Monday for taking so long to renegotiate the North American Free Trade Agreement (Nafta) and made another threat to withdraw from the trilateral trade deal.