Jesus Garcia is the Managing Editor in Politics at La Opinion LA and El Diario NY. He specializes in themes related to travel and tourism, hospitality, and entertainment, with a focus on family travel, restaurant innovation, and the fashion industry. Jesus has been featured in notable publications such as the Houston Chronicle, Chicago Sun-Times, and Albuquerque Journal.
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Jesus Garcia’s articles predominantly focus on promotional deals and seasonal content related to Disney World. If you have information about exclusive promotions, new attractions or changes in the Disney Parks, consider reaching out to Jesus with this kind of news.
Given his coverage theme and topics, he might be interested in pitches that offer insights into visitor experiences, tips for maximizing a visit to Disney World, or details about unique souvenirs and character experiences within the park.
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By: Jesus Garcia
A perfectly sunny day can still throw your travel plans into chaos.
By: Jesus Garcia
Let’s be honest, we take some great pride in being a Disney Adult.
Here's everything we know about the Carousel of Progress closure and what's coming next.
By: Jesus Garcia
This 1969 Pontiac GTO was cast to be Frank Castle’s chariot of punishment for the 2004 Marvel film The Punisher, starring Thomas Jane. One of only two surviving Punisher GTOs used in the film, this purpose-built stunt car was hiding away in Germany for the last 20 years.
These Halloween Loungefly bags and collectibles are the perfect way to celebrate the season while carrying everything you need for your park day.
By: Jesus Garcia
If you’re trying to decide between Stanley, Owala, and YETI for your next Disney World trip, here’s the breakdown.
Disney World may bill itself as the Most Magical Place on Earth, but not every word you hear from a Cast Member is the full story.
Disney World might still be “the Most Magical Place on Earth,” but lately, parts of it feel more like an endless social media set.
By: Jesus Garcia
The turbulence coming into Reno had me shaken like a martini and breathing heavy into the courtesy vomit bag. Willpower and an empty stomach kept the bag unused as I stumbled out of the aircraft, cold sweat down my face, into the sunny, elevated skies of Reno, Nevada.
By: Jesus Garcia, Steve Kherkher
Steve Kherkher and Jesus Garcia
