The majority of Mérida’s street food is found in local markets. Garcia Rejon (our favorite), Lucas de Galvez, Santiago, and San Benito have a plethora

For foreigners looking to work in Mérida, the job market can be a mixed bag of opportunities and challenges. Many seek opportunities to work abroad

Have you ever wondered about parking availability in Centro in Mérida? It can be daunting when you’re in a new city! This article was inspired by

The culture in Mérida is the fusion of Latin America, European, Lebanese, Asian, African, and Indigenous cultures, all mixing during the colonial period. This mixing

Owning a pet as a resident in Mérida is more than usual; it’s essential. You’ll notice that most Mexican families have a cat or dog

VIDEO – While you don’t need to know Spanish in Mérida, it is helpful to know and understand a few key phrases. There are always

Thinking about retiring in Mérida? This article, 21 Reasons to Retire in Mérida, will help start the process for you and give you some important

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Mérida, there is no other city like it in the world. When you say Mérida, people’s faces light up like it’s Christmas. Enchanting, magical, beautiful,

Spanish slang is a fascinating and constantly evolving aspect of the Spanish language. It is a collection of informal words, expressions, and phrases that are

Are you looking for an exciting place to explore while in Mérida? Look no further than the Santa Lucia Neighborhood! Located in the heart of

49.6 million tourists visited Mexico in 2018 with the majority of them arriving via plane or car according to SECTUR, the Secretary of Tourism Mexico.

Growing up in West Texas, dust storms were common. Every spring the dust would roll in turning the sky orange, sticking to my lipstick and

VIDEO – Why is Mérida called “The White City?” The answer to this question may surprise you. Tt’s not what you think OR what you’ve

Mérida offers world-class medical services because of its superior infrastructure of facilities and professionals. Hospitals and clinics in Mérida provide a range of specialties comparable

I recently wrote a white paper for an American company. They are considering a construction project in Mérida. Part of the assignment was to provide

The most frequently asked question when you are getting ready to travel to Mexico is, “Is the water safe to drink?” Most of us have

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Renting in Mexico is very different from renting in the U.S. and other countries. Mexico has many unique and contractual nuances that need to be

Mexico is quickly expanding into the dental tourism industry. Proximity to the U.S.,  high quality of services, and affordable treatments are just a few of

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In the words of Mayor Renán Barrera, “Mérida, the safest city in Mexico, has a citizen agenda that is an example to follow in matters

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A frequent question of travelers and potential residents is “Are there hurricanes in Mérida Mexico?” While the answer is yes, they occur infrequently. Actually, the

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Steeped in Mayan culture and colonial history, Mérida is the only city to receive the prestigious Cultural Capital of the Americas designation twice. Not surprisingly,

Well….this article started because Angel taught me a few important words in Yucatecan Spanish. Some I can use in public while others are best used

Thousands of cenotes dot the Yucatan Peninsula of Mexico. Unless you’ve traveled to the Riviera Maya or Yucatan Peninsula, you may not have heard about