Mexico is such a hospitable country, the culture is so hospitable, Mexican culture is so warm. It takes two seconds before someone's inviting you into their home. I think that that's where it just really goes off the chart in terms of value. You're getting far superior service than you would get in almost anywhere in the world.

The idea of getting invited to someone's home, to me, that seems a little foreign. Is that something that you think people visiting might actually experience if they just got off that kind of standard track? Because it feels a little foreign to think about it. Absolutely. I can't encourage people enough to get out of the hotel, to go and visit archaeological sites, to visit local people, to interact with the locals.

Even if that means having a local guide, opening your eyes, even speaking to the taxi drivers or your transfer driver, the people in a store, you'll really find an incredible warmth and you'll find and invitations do flow freely.