by Julissa Perez | Sep 21, 2026 | Afford It, Central America, Destinations, Enjoy It, Plan It
How to Travel to Belize Without Losing Your Sanity Belize is one of those destinations that gets much more interesting once you realize how much is packed into one small country. You can explore Maya history and jungle landscapes around San Ignacio, snorkel along the...
by Julissa Perez | Sep 17, 2026 | Afford It, Destinations, Enjoy It, Heritage Travel, Mexico, North America, Plan It
How to Travel to Mexico City, Mérida, Chichén Itzá & Riviera Maya Without Losing Your Sanity Start with tacos, museums, and history in Mexico City. Trade the capital for Mérida’s Yucatecan food and colorful streets, swim in a cenote, stand among the Maya...
by Julissa Perez | Sep 17, 2026 | Destinations, Mexico, North America
How to Travel to Mexico City, Puebla & Oaxaca Without Losing Your Sanity Mexico City brings mariachi, tacos, museums, and enough neighborhoods to fill a trip by itself. Puebla adds tiled architecture and serious food history, while Oaxaca pairs markets and...
by Julissa Perez | Sep 16, 2026 | Afford It, Destinations, Mexico, North America, Uncategorized
How to Travel to Mexico City, San Miguel de Allende & Guanajuato Without Losing Your Sanity Mexico City could fill an entire vacation on its own. Add the cobblestone streets and Baroque architecture of San Miguel de Allende and the colorful hills and winding lanes...
by Julissa Perez | Sep 12, 2026 | Afford It, Central America, Destinations, Nicaragua
How to Plan a Visit to Nicaragua Without Losing Your Sanity Nicaragua makes it very easy to build an itinerary around everything you could do. Volcano hikes. Colonial cities. Surf beaches. Coffee regions. Nature reserves. Lakes. Islands. Waterfalls. Markets. Wildlife....
by Julissa Perez | Sep 11, 2026 | Afford It, Central America, Destinations, El Salvador, Enjoy It, Plan It, Uncategorized
How to Plan a Visit to El Salvador Without Losing Your Sanity El Salvador is compact enough that it is easy to look at a map and assume you can see most of the country in one trip. Technically, you can cover quite a bit of ground. That does not mean you should. For a...
