Only in Mexico

Dear Reader,

Driving is always an indicator of many things. Some countries will be safe and follow the driving rules. While others will simply drive you crazy.

As Chris and I often drive to new places in this amazing countries, it’s very common to find these driving-riding styles:

These guys looked very amused while riding in the back of a pickup truck, holding what looked like a wooden board.

A little tip!  If you’re driving on a Mexican highway expect to encounter different driving habits, highway markings and ‘rules of the road.’  Mexicans are fairly easy going people…  that is until they get behind the wheel of a car… The first few times you drive, especially in Guadalajara (a city of 7 million people), you’ll likely feel a little overwhelmed by the amount of traffic, crazy drivers and the glorietas (roundabouts).
If you drive defensively in Mexico, chances are you’ll have no problems at all. Driving in Mexico is safe – it is. You’ll just need to exercise extra care, and be prepared for things to be a little different to what you are used to.

These guys, who looked like construction workers, seemed tired so they took advantage of the ride to rest a little bit.

Move around Tunisia

Dear Reader,

Time to answer questions, this time they came from my friend Sabrina.
Moving around Tunisia is a delight, in many senses. You can drive in Italy, Delhi, or smaller towns, but  Tunisia is just pleasant and fun. With 8 airports, of which 5 handle international flights, Tunisia has 19,232 km of roads. Given this information, I vividly suggest that you hire a car if what you look for is an independent travel experience. You’ll be able to reach almost every corner in complete freedom.