Admit it or not, learning the Spanish language internationally can be very pricey. Aside from the amount you will pay enrolling for a Spanish language program, you will also need to spend for your accommodation and food among others. The situation is the same when studying Spanish in Oaxaca, Mexico. But this should not stop

It’s the time of the year where everyone gets mushy and cheesy exchanging romantic sweet nothings. – Valentine’s Day. But did you know that celebrating the day of St. Valentine in Mexico was just imported by the Europeans? Well, it indeed is. But this does not stop the Mexicans in joining the globe in the

Bringing you the warmth, sun, and water of the Caribbean Sea, it is actually not a wonder why more and more people are falling in-love not just with but in Playa del Carmen. The town’s picturesque setting and romantic ambiance easily brings out the loving side of everyone. If you are single and are looking

New Year celebrations and traditions in Playa del Carmen is no different elsewhere in Mexico. However, if you want a party that’s bigger, bolder, and wilder, then this is the city to be. As one of Mexico’s major cities, celebrating the New Year in Playa (as the city is also called) would surely be an

Learning Spanish in Mexico, particularly in Playa del Carmen, will not just give you one of the cheapest, easiest, and most effective ways to learn the language; it will also provide you with the chance to experience the city’s culture, in particular its food! So where do you get the best food while studying in

An interesting city to learn the Spanish language in Mexico, students will have a lot of things to enjoy for the New Year in Oaxaca. With its rich culture, history, and ethnicity, the place is just perfect to experience something new for the New Year. Here are some of the things you can do to

Whether you are in Oaxaca, Playa del Carmen, or Puerto Vallarta to study Spanish in Mexico, keeping a record of your experience is definitely a must – especially when you do not intend to stay longer in the country after your program. This does not just keep your memories in Mexico afresh; this will also

And so, the year has finally come to its end. As 2011 closes and 2012 approaches, let’s try to look back on all the things we’ve discovered and explored in Mexico while studying the Spanish language. The celebrations Throughout the year we’ve ‘joined’ in the various celebrations there is in Mexico, particularly in its key