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Tag Archives: Mexico
One Minute in Mexico
It’s been a few years since I’ve been to Mexico, but it’s a rare week when I don’t have Mexican food. I challenge you to watch this terrific video and not crave Mexican food for dinner. The video is from … Continue reading
Get Ready For Roadtrippin’
Rand McNally has been publishing a terrific road atlas for 90 years. To celebrate the handy old-school atlas’ anniversary, they’ve combined all of the detail of the paper road maps with digital functionality. The iPad app ($4.99) includes maps for all … Continue reading
Posted in apps, Canada, ebooks, Maps, Tech, USA
Tagged App Store, Mexico, Provinces and territories of Canada, Puerto Rico, Rand McNally, Road atlas
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Keep Reading
This exciting series of award-winning, promotional videos was produced last year for the Mexico City bookstore chain Libreria Gandhi by the advertising firm Ogilvy Mexico and the videos were directed by Rodrigo Garcia. If you’re in Mexico City, be sure to … Continue reading
Posted in Books, Bookstore Tourism, Film, South America, Writing
Tagged Mexico, Mexico City
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Traveling Photographer
This ingenuous short documentary by Max Monty is entitled “A Traveling Photographer”. The film documents the unpretentious, but often poignant work that photographer Kevin Russ creates on his wanderings through the U.S. west and in Mexico. Russ’ pared down technique … Continue reading
Posted in Film, Photography, South America, Tourism, USA
Tagged Kevin Russ, Mexico, Photography
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Free WiFi
Free wifi service in public spaces has become common in the United States and in Europe, but the concept is not widespread in Mexico. Now South American internet provider Terra has come up with an amusingly creative way to bring … Continue reading
Tacky Tourists, Tacky Photos
Let’s face it, when we travel we all become tourists. But are we all destined to become tacky tourists, who take tacky tourist photos ? The hilarious website Tacky Tourist Photos, curated by Darren Garnick and Peter Koziell, seems to … Continue reading
Posted in Europe, Photography, Tourism, USA
Tagged Cairo, Chicago, Mexico, Paris, Poland, Tourism, Travel and Tourism
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All the museum that money can buy
Carlos Slim could be the world’s richest person with an estimated wealth exceeding $53 billion. But on March 1st he was just another art patron unveiling his personal museum. The Museo Soumaya, named for Slim’s late wife, will open officially … Continue reading
Posted in Architecture, Art, Museums, Tourism
Tagged Mexico, Mexico City, Museo Soumaya
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Just Sublime
British artist Jason de Caires Taylor creates extraordinary life-sized cement sculptures of people in a variety of poses and then submerges them in the sea off of the Mexican Yucatan and in the Caribbean Sea off of Grenada. Eventually, the … Continue reading
