Tour Tijuana: A Free 9K Run this August 30th

TIJUANA.- This August 30th, the community of Playas de Tijuana will host a 9 kilometer fun run. TOUR Tijuana is the first event of its type in the region, with the goal to organize regular fun runs around different parts of the city— a sort of multi-stage competition. The idea is that winners in each […]

April 13, 2017

5 Things I Learned After Not Eating Meat For Two Weeks

TIJUANA.- This is the third time I try to be a vegetarian, and not for being hip or being part of the cool kids, and not just to care for animal life (which I respect). Truth be told, every time I stop eating meat I simply do it to see how long I can go […]

April 13, 2017

The Best Place To Drink Coffee In San Diego

Whether you see it as something to help you survive each morning or you simply enjoy it, coffee is part of our day (at least for most of us). Those who make use of it just to wake up, may see it as irrelevant whether it is instant, from a coffee pot or from a […]

April 13, 2017

Thanks To Baja By The Sea, The Region Can Expect An Increase In Their American Tourists

Directives of Tijuana's Tourism and Conventions Committee (COTUCO) and Canirac, reported that tahnks to the event of Baja by the Sea which took place this past August 1st at Embarcadero Marina Park in San Diego, they can now expect an increase of tourists coming from California to the region. The purpose of Baja by the […]

April 13, 2017

“1st Logistics Forum For The Competitiveness Of The Baja” Assembles Industry Leaders

2mun2 Events, MXINFRASTRUCTURE Magazine, Business Conexion Magazine and T21 Magazine created the 1st Logistics Forum for the Competitiveness of the Baja in order to draw out the challenges of the logistics sector, to join forces and to share concerns so as to achieve improved productivity of companies in the sector as well as the competitiveness […]

April 13, 2017

What’s Up With Our Neighbors? Binational Entrepreneurship: Interview with The Border Group

When we think about our neighbors the first thought that comes to mind is our next-door neighbors right? We might know their Saturday morning routine of walking their dog, picking up the newspapers, or their Friday night gatherings that make it difficult for us to sleep. But how much do you really know about them […]

April 13, 2017

Five Vegan Restaurants You Must Try In Tijuana!

On a daily basis, we seek to keep our body healthy and what better way to do it than by nurturing it. Here we leave you a guide of places dedicated to creating delicious dishes that aside from being yummy they also contribute to start your way onto a better lifestyle. Veggie Smalls Located inside […]

April 13, 2017

Baja’s Food, Wine & Beer: El Rodeo Restaurant

Not to be a bird of ill omen, but I simply look at details that maybe others in general will not find, however, those who are demanding do. My task is to elevate the region's culinary level by this contribution to this section. Star's meaning: Zero means poor, satisfactory. One star, good. Two stars, very […]

April 13, 2017

Man Arrested For Ruben Espinosa’s Homicide Decides To Confess

MEXICO.- One of the people arrested by Mexico City's Attorney General Office, has just confessed to the crime that ended in the murder of four women and a correspondent for Proceso magazine, photojournalist Ruben Espinosa. Although the identity of the man has yet to be revealed, it is known that he has been previously charged […]

April 13, 2017

Mexican State of Veracruz Is Latin America’s Most Dangerous Place For Journalist

It's no secret that Mexico is one of the countries with a major violence issue against freedom of speech, day by day we are able to see social movement news being shut down by authorities. Throughout the year, 277 aggressions have been registered, having as purpose to silence citizens. One of the most recent events […]

April 13, 2017

Binational Artist Panca’s New 50 Ft Mural Taken Down By Sister of Former Tijuana Mayor

Well known Tijuana/San Diego street artist Panca took over two weeks to complete another one of her street murals, one of many in the city of Tijuana. Paola Villaseñor, better known as her artistic name Panca did a fifty foot painting of a boy reaching out for an ice cream cone in a dreamy like […]

April 13, 2017

Acapulco Is Mexico’s Most Dangerous City

MEXICO.- One of Mexico's most popular tourist destinations is Acapulco. We've all seen the country's government spots promoting its beaches, even celebrities such as Luis Miguel have starred in campaigns to favor the city. However, the increasing wave of violence in the state of Guerrero has turned Acapulco in Mexico's most dangerous city, and if […]

April 13, 2017

Outrage In Mexico Over Death Of Rubén Espinosa: Who Was He?

MEXICO CITY.- Photojournalist Rubén Espinosa was murdered this past weekend in Mexico City along with 4 other people, all women. Their bodies were found in an apartment in the Colonia Narvarte neighborhood in the Benito Juarez district. The victims showed signs of torture, bullet holes as well as signs of sexual abuse on 3 of […]

April 13, 2017

“Baja By The Sea” Brings To San Diego The Best Of Baja

SAN DIEGO.- As part of the actions for promoting Baja across the border, the successful event of "Baja By The Sea" took place on Saturday at the San Diego Bay, welcoming over 15 thousand people. During this event over 300 exhibitors from Baja participated, among them tourist servers and operators, restauranteurs, producers, artists and wine […]

April 13, 2017

Living in and Visiting Baja Just Became 20% Cheaper

This time last year, the dollar was officially worth 13.22 pesos. Flash forward to this week, and the value of the dollar has taken a sudden leap from 15.97 to 16.45 pesos over the course of the past seven days. This according to the Official Federal Diary (Diario Oficial de la Federación) that publishes the […]

April 13, 2017

6 Events To Say Goodbye To July In Tijuana And San Diego

TIJUANA/SANDIEGO.- Another month has gone by! In a blink of an eye, summer will be over and for many students that means they will go back to school. So it's time to plan a proper farewell to July and enjoy it while we still can. Don't know what you're doing yet? No problem! Here are […]

April 13, 2017

Guide For Exploring San Diego’s Protected Marine Areas

San Diego is one of California's most important tourist destinations. It's beaches are known worldwide for its white sands, iconic waves, rocky reefs and a wide variety of sea life. Each year, thousands of visitors and residents explore the county's protected marine area without knowing that the places are protected given that they are ecologically […]

April 13, 2017

Dental Brush Tells Us About Diabetes And Oral Hygiene

Taking care of our teeth is as important as any other part of our body, however, many times we don't pay as much attention as we should. Is not just about wanting a nice smile, but also about maintaining our teeth. Given its size, we aren't conscious about the connection they have with the rest […]

April 13, 2017

The 4 Key’s To Getting or Keeping That Great Figure or Physique

First off, an abundance of Vegetables, and a balance of Protein and Carbohydrates (Fruits and other carbohydrates of which some are better for weight loss than others. Monitoring which kinds of carbohydrates is important). Vegetables are great for helping take off those unwanted pounds and keeping them off because they are filling and packed with […]

April 13, 2017

Le Petit Pinche Francés: Running on Taste Memory

VALLE DE GUADALUPE, B.C. Taste memory is an integral thing when preparing regional cuisine. The best chefs and restaurateurs have it and constantly tweak ingredients until their dishes taste just like their mothers' – and their mothers' before them. Recipes can be transcribed and handed down through generations, but as people migrate elsewhere and take […]

April 13, 2017