Day of the Dead in Mexico
Day of the Dead in Mexico
Tag: Tourism
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
Special report from Tianguis 2013 in Puebla, Mexico
Story and images by Bob Schulman
Livin’ it up in the land of La Bamba
By Bob Schulman
I am not a sailor
I am a captain
...I am not a sailor
But for you I will be.
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Xihuacan: From ruins to riches
Story and photos by Bob Schulman
There weren't supposed to be any big archaeological sites along the Pacific coast of
700 saintly match-makers await singles in Mexico
Story and photos by Bob Schulman
When she turned 27, Cynthia Martinez' father gave her a not-so-subtle present: a seven-foot
Hangin’ out in Mazatlan with John Wayne
Story and photos by Bob Schulman
If you like hotels with fancy chandeliers in the lobby, twice-a-day maid service, deep-pile
A paradise for copper lovers in Mexico
Story and images by Bob Schulman
If you like things made out of copper, you'll love the little village of
Durango’s 130-year-old bonanza still smokin’
Text and photos by Bob Schulman
Think of an Old West town up in the mountains of southwest Colorado, and
Cinco de Mayo: Celebrating a victory in 1862
Story by Bob Schulman
Photos by Mary J. Andrade
First, a capsule history: Ending
Zihuatanejo, My New Paradise
By Lina Broydo
Photos by Sam Broydo
Living la vida loca was my dream “getaway” come true as we reached Zihuatanejo