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Recovering political reporter. Found solace on the AT in '20. Now writes about cruises for @TravelWeekly. Formerly of @TexasMonthly, @HoustonChronicle, @AP.
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Nobu Hotel Los Cabos brings back culinary month in August

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By Andrea Zelinski
| Travel Weekly Verified
Nobu Hotel and Residences Los Cabos in Mexico has announced its culinary month will return in August with hands-on culinary experiences across the property. The monthlong event is built around a daily "Beyond the Agave" program that includes a tasting of five regional agave spirits, paired with curated Mexican cuisine and cultural education. The sessions will be led by tequila master and Muna restaurant food and beverage director Ana Maria Martinez.
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Hyatt Inclusive Collection opens chapel at Mexico resort

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By Andrea Zelinski
| Travel Weekly Verified
In a first for the Hyatt Inclusive Collection, Dreams Estrella del Mar Mazatlan Golf and Spa Resort in Mexico has opened a nondenominational chapel. With oceanfront views along its golf course, the on-site chapel can accommodate up to 80 guests. The resort also features indoor and outdoor event space, oceanfront terraces, a beachfront cave setting and a golf course overlooking the Pacific Ocean. The resort's ballroom has a capacity of up to 700 guests.
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Puebla, one of Mexico's biggest cities, is under the radar

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By Andrea Zelinski
| Travel Weekly Verified
This inland Mexican city has hosted matches in two World Cups and is known for its culinary scene, stunning architecture and deep history. No, it's not Mexico City, but it's close -- literally. This is Puebla, a large metro area just two hours southeast of Mexico City, on the other side of the two volcanoes of the Iztaccihuatl-Popocatepetl National Park. The city and state, which go by the same name, have a lot going for them.
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