The Mezcalification of Oaxaca? Get the scoop from Mezcalistas…
If you love mezcal and are not connected to Susan Coss and Mezcalistas, you’re missing out. Check out her recent post on the Mezcalification of Oaxaca. It’s more than just […]
What’s up in Mexico? Dave Miller’s March 15, 2018 Mexico News Links!
Here they are… the mid-month Mexico News links, personally curated by me to keep you informed about What’s up in Mexico!
Make a Date with the Calendar Museum… in the heart of Queretaro
Let me just say that the Calendar Musuem in Queretaro is one of the best off beat museums I’ve ever been. Located in the heart of the historic center of Queretaro, the 2 bucks you’ll pay to get in is worth it just to see the extensively renovated 17th Century facility.
Dave Miller’s January 15th Mexico News Links
Buy the best mezcal like a pro? Maybe… Anything that can help San Baltazar, Oaxaca, a place I’ve spent years working, is alright by me. Read Carlos Moreno’s story. Pretty nice list for […]
Ensenada… the comeback kid of Baja California
The cruise ships are back, the real estate market is booming and business people are looking for space. For Ensenada, Mexico, a town that eight or nine years ago was […]
TAR Airlines… keeping it simple in Mexico.
Keep it simple. Often times that’s the best advice you can get. Especially if you want to run an airline. TAR Airlines in Mexico seems to be doing just that, […]
Guelaguetza! Checking in on Oaxaca’s big party…
What if you gave a party and no one showed up? What if those that did show up found the place where the party was being held was nothing like […]
Travel Adventures… renting a vacation home in Mexico
Years ago I took a few classes when I was thinking about getting a real estate license. About the only thing I remember from those classes was the Latin concept […]
The Guadalajara Zoo… a great place for a day with the kids!
I love zoos. And there are a couple of great ones in Mexico. Now before you go all “The San Diego Zoo is the greatest zoo in the world,” hear […]
Viva Oaxaca! Are the daily bloqueos and the perpetual plantón taking their toll?
I have to admit, I’m worried. I was in Oaxaca in the summer of 2006 when the teachers strike erupted in violence and paralyzed the city. It was a blow from which the city is just now starting to recover. As I work and travel in the area, I am […]
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