By: Rebekah Mullinix Getting healthcare in Mexico can be so uncertain especially if you don’t speak the language. There are several differences to note when dealing with healthcare in Mexico: 1. Showing Proof of Unused Materials The doctor should show you that the product being used on you (needle, bandages, etc..) is new. The needles […]
Category: Mexico Travel Tips & Tricks
These articles are all related to driving in Mexico, crossing the Mexico border and or tourist tips and tricks.
Banking in Mexico for Tourists
By: Rebekah Mullinix Banking in Mexico is a frustrating topic. I ran into so many roadblocks when trying to figure out how to access my finances in Mexico. This article is a compilation to make banking in Mexico easy for you. This article discusses which banks will allow a tourist to open an account, how […]
5 Myths of Mexico: Debunked
By Rebekah Mullinix After arriving in Mexico and having some personal experiences, I am surprised as to how much misinformation is available on the internet and via word of mouth. This article addresses just a few of the expectations I had, which proved to be false. Myth Number 1: You will never be able to […]
How to Make a Phone Call in Mexico
If you’re heading south of the border it’s important to know how to make a phone call in Mexico. Check your international dialing and data plans before you leave for your Mexico destination!!!
The Cell Phone Experience in Mexico
Lots of customers ask about the Cell Phone Experience in Mexico. Since cell phone companies are the equivalent of the Digital Highway’s used car salesmen, we held our noses, rolled up our sleeves, and dove into the morass of cell phone plans to get you answers.
Canadian Solutions for Mexico Cell Coverage
Canadian solutions for Mexico cell phone coverage covered in this article. Some Canadian carriers will provide Mexico cell service but other…
U.S. Mexico Canada Insurance Overlap
Do you have insurance in U.S. or Canada and Mexico at the same time? This article might help.
Should I Buy Mexican Car Insurance at the Border?
Some people still prefer to buy cars, groceries, or clothing in person. Online shopping has its conveniences, but they still like to get out in the world to do their shopping.
Cash in Mexico
Many travelers are concerned about carrying a substantial amount of cash on them no matter where they’re traveling. Carrying too much cash can make them feel like a target.
What is the Mexico Free Zone?
The Mexican Free Zone designed to attract tourists. Formerly the “hassle-free” or “liberated area” – officially it is called the “Free Trade Zone.”
Mexican Roadside Assistance
Roadside assistance in Mexico is essential for tourists. It’s free here with every policy sold.
Hit and Run Mexico
Being involved in a car crash is bad enough, but having the other driver flee the scene is even worse. Worst of all is being involved in a hit-and-run crash while on vacation in Mexico.
Tips for Tourists In Mexico
Keep Valuables Hidden In case you plan on bringing jewelry, electronics, cameras, money, or anything else of significant monetary value, make sure to keep it hidden out of plain sight. Many parts of Mexico are not dangerous for tourists, but you will still risk making yourself an easy target for thieves if you make it […]
Tips to Driving In Mexico
We might take driving for granted in our home country, so here are some tips to driving in Mexico. The tips below might save your life.
Is It Safe to Travel in Mexico?
The U.S. Department of State updated the Travel Advisory for Mexico on September 8, 2020. Reconsider travel to Mexico due to COVID-19. Exercise increased caution in Mexico due to crime and kidnapping. Some areas have increased risk. Read the entire Travel Advisory. Mexico has lifted stay-at-home orders in some areas and resumed some transportation and business […]
Toll Roads in Mexico
The boom in Mexico’s toll road construction was 1989-1994. Fifty-two concessions were awarded to private contractors to build new roads covering about 5,000
Green Angels
The Green Angels are heroes in Mexico to tourists broken down on the road. But where did they come from?