Start a New Tradition: Cinco de Mayo
Why not plan a destination celebration for Cinco de Mayo this year? Here are some ideas for how to celebrate in Cancun, Miami, San Antonio, L.A. and Albuquerque.
Maria Arroyave is a Miami native. She left only briefly, to attend Florida State University. She earned a master’s degree in print journalism from the University of Miami and has held an associate editor title with two local luxury lifestyle publications.
Maria has also been a senior editor for an international travel publication company, during which time she oversaw print and online publications for local and international clients, including the travel and tourism boards of Bermuda, St. Martin/St. Maarten and Puerto Vallarta, Mexico.
Travel has been instrumental in Maria's writing and identity. She is happy to have the opportunity to convey her personal experiences to others on 10Best, knowing her tips will make a Miami visit all the more enjoyable and comfortable.
Maria knows a lot about:
Maria says, "Don't leave Miami without sitting in a secluded spot on Biscayne Bay with a bottle of champagne, good friends, and the setting sun."
Why not plan a destination celebration for Cinco de Mayo this year? Here are some ideas for how to celebrate in Cancun, Miami, San Antonio, L.A. and Albuquerque.
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