Mazatlan: The good times are back
By Bob Schulman
Mazatlan is on a roll. A double-digit roll, actually.
That’s amazing, because just a few years ago, this veteran Mexican vacationland was in a slump.
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Xoximilco Cancun launches floating fiestas
By Bob Schulman
Imagine a fabulous city built on an island in the middle of a lake, and edging the island a maze of floating gardens separated by canals.
Mazatlan and Mexico recognized as “The Best Cultural Entry”
Mazatlan and Mexico were recognized as "The Best Cultural Entry" at this year's Stampede Parade.
Eat, Drink & Savor the Flavors of Cabo
9th Annual “Sabor a Cabo” Food & Wine Festival, November 30 – December 6 Culinary World’s Finest Chefs Gather in
Mexico City: Tales of an Aztec emperor, a Spanish conquistador and a flying serpent
Story and photos by Bob Schulman
Next time you're on a jet landing at Mexico City, try to imagine what happened here five centuries ago when Hernan Cortes
Los Cabos to host Second Annual Baja International Film Festival
Hollywood Celebrities, Producers and Film Connoisseurs Travel to Cabo to Celebrate the Art of Film From November 13 to 16
The legend Of Mexico’s ‘City of the Angels”
Story and images by Bob Schulman
A long time ago, before the Spanish conquest, the lush uninhabited valley of Cuetlaxcoapan blossomed in the shadow of a volcano in what's now southeast Mexico.
Baja California: Tales of Hernan Cortes, Queen Calafia and Our Lady of Loreto
Story and photos by Bob Schulman
“Know, that on the right hand of the Indies there is an island called California…
Rosita gets lucky in Puerto Vallarta
Story and images by Bob Schulman
In 1948, entrepreneur Salvador Gonzalez built a 12-room hotel in what was then the tiny Mexican beach town of Puerto Vallarta.
