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Your Next Flight to México Just Got More Expensive
The announcement — “ongoing review of pricing” and “evolving global conditions” — but the math was simple and immediate: starting April 8, 2026, checking a bag on Delta costs $10 more than it did the day before. And Delta was not alone.
The Price of Going Anywhere
Jet fuel up 95%, airfares up 24%, and bag fees that won’t come back down. How the 2026 Iran conflict is reshaping what every trip costs — and what smart travelers do now.
Navigating the New Europe
Europe’s new EES biometric border system is fully live. Here’s what US and Canadian travelers need to know about EES and ETIAS before their 2026 trip.
Karin Travel News
Important travel news for U.S. citizens covering new Europe and Brazil visa requirements, UK ETA rules, and Level 4 State Department advisories.
THE BAJA INTERVIEW BY MAYTÉ AND FERNANDO
Rocco Bova
Mexican Hospitality Summit is a forum where hospitality leaders can learn, share ideas, and network with the best in the luxury hotel industry in México – the plan is to expand into Latin America.
Rodrigo Esponda
Rodrigo Esponda shares his vision for responsible tourism in Los Cabos, discussing strategy, sustainability, and building destinations with purpose.
Travel Tips
The Slow Train Coming
The structural case that Rail Europe makes is worth sitting with: Europe has more than 200 airports, but more than 40,000 railway stations. Trains arrive at city centers — not peripheral hubs requiring 45-minute transfers. There is no EES at the platform. No biometric registration queue. No fuel surcharge announced the week before departure.
The Beautiful Game, the Scenic Route
The Amtrak Pacific Surfliner has quietly become one of the smartest travel decisions in Southern California, and this summer it gets even smarter.
Enter MyAbroadMDs: Making the Trend Accessible
The coolest trend in travel isn’t those color-coded packing cubes or a great novel for beach reading. It’s a curated list of verified, English-speaking doctors.
How to Choose a Destination? A Doctor’s Guide to Planning the Right Trip for You
Learn how to choose the right travel destination with a doctor’s guide covering health considerations, experience level, timing, and safety.
CRUISES TO MEXICO & LATIN AMERICA
Welcome Aboard: Norwegian Luna Sets a New Standard for Caribbean Cruising
Built by Fincantieri at its Marghera shipyard in Italy, she measures 1,056 feet in length and welcomes up to 3,565 guests.
Cruising Latin America 2026
Cruising Latin America in 2026 brings new routes from México to Patagonia, including Panama Canal transits, South American fjords, and expedition voyages.
LGBTQ+ TRAVEL
Rainbow Over the Peninsula
Explore LGBTQ+ travel in Baja California, from inclusive luxury resorts and wine country to legal protections, safety tips, and authentic experiences.
Travel News Videos
Don’t Be Misinformed
The message behind BajaTraveler® and TRAVELER Publications
After 27 years strong, Mayté Rodríguez Cedillo has stayed consistent on one mission: promote the best of México to the world—without letting fear-based headlines define the destination. “I wanted to let the world know that México is NOT a dangerous destination — on the contrary,” she says
México Making History – Again! Fitur 2026
FITUR 2026 in Madrid: México Making History—Again
H2: A photo sequence of a bigger shift
This video’s rapid-fire images capture what FITUR 2026 felt like in Madrid: movement, meetings, culture, and a tourism industry rebuilding ambition in real time.
Erik Elvejord – “If You’ve Never Cruised, Come Join Us – People Come To Us And They Fall In Love!”
Sometimes the best trip is the one where you stop rushing
Not every journey is about checking boxes. Sometimes it’s about leaning back, watching the horizon, and letting the world come to you. Erik Elvejord from Holland America Line puts it plainly: “If you’ve never cruised… come join us… people come to us and they fall in love.”
Bill Zucker – 12-Day Trip From San Diego To The Sea Of Cortés Retracing John Steinbecks’ Steps
A cruise for people who want more than “a getaway”
Some trips are built for escape. This one is built for perspective. Bill Zucker introduces a 12-day round-trip Sea of Cortés cruise from San Diego—a longer, rarer itinerary designed to reach Baja ports you don’t typically see on standard 7-day sailings.
