Mérida for First-Timers: Where to Stay and How to Plan Your Visit
Choose a neighborhood for the mornings you want: market breakfasts in Santiago, dinners around Santa Lucía, or an architectural stroll toward Paseo de Montejo.
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Lydia Lavín in Mexico City: Contemporary Fashion Woven With Memory
Meet Carla Fernández in Mexico City, where geometric pattern cutting, Indigenous textile knowledge and contemporary travel style come together with Luxe Jetter.
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Destinations | Mexico | Style
Tulum Shopping Guide: A Focused Designer Edit on the Beach Road
Two beach-road shopping stops for a considered Tulum wardrobe, with clear branch details and a practical plan for getting between them.
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Destinations | Mexico | Style
Playa del Carmen Shopping Guide: Resort Clothing and Mexican Chocolate
A compact Quinta Avenida edit: browse La Troupe, pause at Ah Cacao, and choose purchases that still make sense when the holiday ends.
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Destinations | Mexico | Style
Guadalajara Shopping Guide: Independent Design in Colonia Americana
A design-led afternoon from Albergue Transitorio to Empathy Store, with a café pause on Libertad and room for a piece made in Mexico.
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Destinations | Mexico | Style
Oaxaca Shopping Guide: Contemporary Fashion, Ceramics and a Boulenc Pause
Start with contemporary Latin American fashion at Marchanta, pause at Boulenc, and learn how to shop for ceramics with the maker in mind.
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Where to Eat in Tulum: Two Distinctive Restaurants and How to Plan Around Them
Jet Set LatAM · The city edit Tulum dining works better when a restaurant fits the day around it. Here are two different starting points—live-fire cooking and a traditional Mexican menu—plus a simple way to avoid spending your evening in transit. First trip at a glance Live-fire cooking Hartwood Mexican menu Cetli Plan first Restaurant…
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What to Eat in Guadalajara: Tortas Ahogadas, Birria and a First Food Day
Jet Set LatAM · The city edit Three distinctive dishes, one unhurried food day. Use this short list to choose a meal worth making time for, then fit it around the neighborhood you are already exploring. First trip at a glance Start with Torta ahogada Slow down for Birria Another classic Carne en su jugo…
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Oaxaca’s Central Markets: Benito Juárez and 20 de Noviembre for First-Timers
Jet Set LatAM · The food edit Browse first, arrive hungry, and leave room for conversation: a practical introduction to two of Oaxaca’s central markets. At a Glance Browse and shop Benito Juárez Meal-led stop 20 de Noviembre Best approach A flexible market morning Before ordering Ask what is included Two markets, one relaxed plan…
