The difference between one hotel and another is rarely measured in sqm or star ratings, but in how each space speaks to the traveller. In Punta Mita, just eighteen kilometres separate two radically different interpretations of contemporary luxury: one unfolds as an intimate, organic sensory retreat; the other as a refined, social, multigenerational resort.

In late November, Dommina Mexican Art, located in Las Rozas on the outskirts of Madrid, opened its doors and has since established itself as one of the most expansive spaces dedicated to Mexican art in Europe.

There are places like Nayarit where you find yourself growing more impressed the longer you stay—its streets, its houses, its beaches. Almost without realising it, just by wandering and looking around, you begin to understand why so many people return.