Discover the refreshing aguas frescas, a staple in Mexico's diet and a must-try for expats and digital nomads in Mexico City.
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Discover the refreshing aguas frescas, a staple in Mexico's diet and a must-try for expats and digital nomads in Mexico City.
Experience the traditional nixtamalization process and learn to make your own tortillas at Eat Mexico’s Tortilla Class and Workshop.
Rents in Mexico City have increased by an average of 9.6% over the past year, with some neighborhoods experiencing even higher hikes. This could pose a significant challenge for expats and digital nomads living in costlier boroughs.
Mexico City offers a variety of solo dining options that make it easy to enjoy a meal on your own, from watching chefs prepare your meal to casual spots with bar seating.
Mexico City's Cutzamala water supply system has reached 81% capacity, its highest level in a decade, thanks to recent heavy rainfall. This improvement is crucial for residents, including expats and digital nomads, ensuring a more stable water supply and fewer water restrictions.
September is not the month of earthquakes in Mexico City, as popular belief suggests. While the fear is real, scientific evidence shows that any month can see seismic activity. Regular drills and preparedness measures are essential for residents and visitors alike.
Mexico fought in WWII: the 201st Fighter Squadron (Aztec Eagles) flew 59 combat missions in the Pacific, June-August 1945, losing 7 pilots.
All Mexican +52 phone numbers must be registered by June 29, 2026 using your passport and CURP. Here's exactly how expats can complete the process.
CDMX anti-gentrification protests (July 2025): 26,000+ Airbnbs earn landlords 3-4x more from tourists than local leases, displacing peso-earning residents as inflation + foreign income drive prices.