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STATE OF YUCATAN CELEBRATES WORLD BEE DAY WITH THE KINGDOM OF THE MELIPONA BEE

STATE OF YUCATAN CELEBRATES WORLD BEE DAY WITH THE KINGDOM OF THE MELIPONA BEE Industry: Celebrate World Bee Day on May 20 with state of Yucatan On May 20, we celebrate bees, which play a key role in life on Earth. It’s an ideal occasion to help preserve the famous Melipona beecheii bee of Yucatán. (TRAVPR.COM) MEXICO - May 19th, 2021 - One recent trend newly resonating with world travelers especially in light of the Covid-19 pandemic and the long periods of indoor confinement it necessitated is how to be more respectful of nature. Acknowledging the extent of our impact on ecosystems and the need to pursue sustainability, more and more people are concerned with partaking in and enjoying natural settings in a socially and ecologically responsible manner. This is tourism, yes but sustainable, and with a cause.

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All Aboard This Mexican Tequila Train For An 11+ Hour Adventure

All Aboard This Mexican Tequila Train For An 11+ Hour Adventure I was skeptical at first when I saw a buddy of mine post something about an All-You-Can-Drink tequila train ride in Mexico. While I haven t seen evidence of the AYCD portion, I did find this train, it s the Jose Cuervo Express, and it just made my vacation plans. BC, before Covid-19, my wife and I had completed our very first trip by train, we took the AMTRAK out to Seattle. It was great, we stayed a few days in Montana right outside of Glacier National Park, and then finished our train journey when we arrived in Seattle. We got to see some really amazing things while aboard the train. This train-ride is just 11 hours, and you go from one end of Mexico to the other, while enjoying tequila and learning about the process of making it.

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All Aboard This Mexican Tequila Train For An 11+ Hour Adventure

According to the website: Throughout the journey, you will be dazzled by the spectacular view offered by the wagon’s large windows to admire the impressive beauty of the landscape, as well as having completely new comfortable spaces, where you can taste an exclusive line of cocktails and enjoy Premium Tequila.

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Coahuila municipality s communities originated in escaped US ancestors

727shares Tucked away in a corner of the state of Coahuila, only a couple of hours from the United States border, lies a municipality with an open secret: two communities one of African descendants (called Mascogos in Mexico) and one of Kickapoo, both who fled the United States in the 19th century. The twin communities are both called Nacimiento, referring to the birth of Jesus, but distinguished from each other not so subtly with the appendages de los Negros and de los Indios. Both communities belong to the municipality of Muzquiz, a coal mining and ranching area. The two ethnicities share similar stories: both were displaced on multiple occasions in the 19th century as the United States expanded and consolidated its hold on territories west and into Florida. Both groups would find at least a measure of asylum in Mexican territory, generally in exchange for military services. Both groups have familial and tribal connections to the United States.

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