1.6 Million Travelers Are Heading to Mexico for Day of the Dead

It begins with a trail of marigolds. Bright orange petals line the cobblestone streets, guiding visitors past flickering candles and paper skulls, leading toward altars layered with memories. In homes and plazas, families quietly prepare to welcome back their loved ones. All across Mexico, the country is getting ready to honor its ancestors this weekend with one of its most deeply rooted traditions: the Day of the Dead. It’s not just a holiday; it’s a cultural heartbeat, connecting generations in a way that’s both spiritual and vividly alive. A Nation of Altars and Marigolds In every