Mexico has turned into one of the most attractive places in Latin America to start a business. A large domestic market, proximity to the US, a young workforce, and trade agreements like the USMCA give entrepreneurs real reasons to set up shop here instead of somewhere else. I’ve walked through this process myself and helped…
I’ve spent years watching foreigners try to launch businesses south of the border, and the pattern is always the same. They either overprepare and never pull the trigger, or they underprepare and get stuck three months in with a bank account they can’t open and a visa that doesn’t match their activity. Mexico is one…
I’ve spent years around the freight business, and few questions come up as often as this one: can you actually make money running trucks in Mexico or across the US-Mexico border? The short answer is yes, but the margins depend heavily on how you structure the operation. Let me walk you through what actually drives…
Mexico has become one of the most attractive places in Latin America for foreign entrepreneurs, and the numbers back that up. Nearshoring has pulled billions in manufacturing investment south of the US border, tourism keeps setting records, and cities like Merida, Playa del Carmen, and Mexico City have turned into hubs for remote workers who…
Mexico has become one of the most attractive places in Latin America to launch a company. It has a workforce of over 60 million people, direct access to the US and Canadian markets through the USMCA trade agreement, and a growing middle class hungry for goods and services. I have watched foreign entrepreneurs and local…
I’ve spent years working with companies that move goods across the US-Mexico border, and I can tell you the trucking system down there confuses even seasoned logistics people. Mexico’s trucking industry moves roughly 80% of the country’s domestic freight and handles the bulk of the $800 billion-plus trade relationship with the United States. If your…
