Mexico Spa Weblog / Category / » Mexico ShoppingMexico Tourism: The North Region ChoicePosteado el May 4, 2007 - Categorizado en Mexico Art and Culture, Mexico Business Tourism, Mexico Cities Tourism, Mexico Events Tourism, Mexico Fashion Tourism, Mexico Meetings and Conventions Tourism, Mexico Places, Mexico Relax Tourism, Mexico Restaurants, Mexico Shopping, Mexico Tourism, Mexico Tourism Strolls 
Mexico’s northern region is made up of the following states: Mexico: U.S. President Bush in MeridaPosteado el May 3, 2007 - Categorizado en Mexico Art and Culture, Mexico Business Tourism, Mexico Cities Tourism, Mexico Events Tourism, Mexico Fashion Tourism, Mexico Meetings and Conventions Tourism, Mexico Places, Mexico Relax Tourism, Mexico Restaurants, Mexico Shopping, Mexico Tourism, Mexico Tourism Strolls, Mexico Tours 
U.S. President George Bush is in Merida this week, meeting with Mexican President Felipe Calderon, as part of his tour of Latin America. The two politicians will be meeting at Hacienda Temozon, which is number one on my list of Mexico’s historic hotels. This isn’t the first time a U.S. president has visited the beautiful historic sisal plantation that has been converted into a luxury hotel. President Bill Clinton met with Mexican President Ernesto Zedillo there in 1999. Also on President Bush’s itinerary is a visit to the Mayan archaeological site of Uxmal. Source: gomexico Mexico City: Tourism, the SpringtimePosteado el May 3, 2007 - Categorizado en Mexico Art and Culture, Mexico Cities Tourism, Mexico Events Tourism, Mexico Fashion Tourism, Mexico Meetings and Conventions Tourism, Mexico Places, Mexico Relax Tourism, Mexico Restaurants, Mexico Shopping, Mexico Tourism, Mexico Tourism Strolls, Mexico Tours 
While Mexico’s beach destinations are crowded with spring breakers, you may want to consider a different type of vacation. Though some are put off by Mexico City’s reputation for traffic and crime, it is a destination with incredibly diverse and enticing attractions. You’ll find world-class museums and art galleries, upscale shops and restaurants, as well as plenty of bargain options. The city also offers a multitude of cultural events year-round. Source: gomexico Mexico City: Get Naked inPosteado el May 3, 2007 - Categorizado en Mexico Art and Culture, Mexico Cities Tourism, Mexico Events Tourism, Mexico Fashion Tourism, Mexico Meetings and Conventions Tourism, Mexico Places, Mexico Relax Tourism, Mexico Restaurants, Mexico Shopping, Mexico Tourism, Mexico Tourism Strolls, Mexico Tours 
Spencer Tunick, the photographer famous for taking photos of nude crowds in sites around the world, is coming to Mexico in May. Word is he’s hoping to hold a shoot at the pyramids of Teotihuacan, outside Mexico City. Whether or not the INAH (Mexico’s National Institute of Anthropology and History) will allow him to photograph his nude installation at the ancient site remains to be seen. If not, a possible alternative would be Mexico City’s Zocalo. Source: gomexico Mexico Tourism: Mexico’s Yucatan PeninsulaPosteado el May 3, 2007 - Categorizado en Mexico Art and Culture, Mexico Cities Tourism, Mexico Events Tourism, Mexico Fashion Tourism, Mexico Meetings and Conventions Tourism, Mexico Places, Mexico Relax Tourism, Mexico Restaurants, Mexico Shopping, Mexico Sports, Mexico Tourism, Mexico Tourism Strolls, Mexico Tours
You’ll find Mayan archaeological (see Maya eternity) sites and cenotes to explore, as well as an abundance of ecological parks and reserves. Whether you’re looking to lay in a hammock and relax or take part in water sports and ecotourism activities, the Yucatan Peninsula is a great choice for a beach vacation and much more (see hotels in Yucatan). We invite it to visit this wonderful place and to lodge at one of many resorts in mexico. Source: gomexico
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One of Mexico’s most fascinating destinations is the Yucatan Peninsula. Located between the Caribbean Sea and the Gulf of
