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Tourism in Mexico: Mexico City

Posteado el April 29, 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 Restaurants, Mexico Shopping, Mexico Tourism, Mexico Tourism Strolls, Mexico Tours

You will need more than one vacation to fully enjoy the many activities available in the worlds largest city. México City is the cultural center of México and is home to a seemingly endless array of cultural activities. An entire vacation could be devoted strictly to the more than one hundred museums, and you would probably still not have time to visit them all.
The floating gardens of Xochimilco are an attraction that has been in operation since Aztec times. Mexico City is a “Federal District,” called Distrito Federal, or D.F. for short (similar to Washington, D.C.). D.F. is the dominant center of Mexican life (see holiday inn ixtapa).

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Places in Mexico: Tijuana

Posteado el April 29, 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

Tijuana is full of cheap souvenirs and touts is just what many people cross the border for. But the city of nearly two million people has a mellower, more cultured side.
Driving in Tijuana is stressful, so we left our car in a parking lot on the United States side and walked across the border, a process that involves passing through two revolving gates separated by a walkway with a tourist information booth, money changers and travel agencies, an easy and uneventful process that takes about three minutes. (Although there are officials here who scrutinize people coming into Mexico, I have never had anyone ask me a question or request identification). Source: ahorre

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Tourism in Mexico: Mazatlan

Mazatlan has 16km (10mi) of sandy beaches stretching north from Old Mazatlan to beyond the Zona Dorada.
Playa Norte begins just north of Old Mazatlan and arcs toward Punta Camarón, a rocky point dominated by the conspicuous white walls and turrets of the Fiesta Land nightclub complex. Source: ahorre

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Visiting Mexico: Huatulco

Huatulco offers a relax and enjoy the sun atmosphere. It is located 425 miles southeast of Acapulco. A newly built infrastructure has allowed new amenities to blossom along its pristine beaches. The aura ensures you are miles away from civilization.
Under developed land and beach fronts provide relaxation to its fullest. During the evenings, your miles away from the fast paced nightlife. Huatulco offers one of the most important tourist developments on the pacific coastline. Source: ahorre

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Tourism in Mexico: Isla Cozumel

Posteado el April 29, 2007 - Categorizado en Mexico Art and Culture, Mexico Cities Tourism, Mexico Meetings and Conventions Tourism, Mexico Places, Mexico Relax Tourism, Mexico Restaurants, Mexico Shopping, Mexico Tourism, Mexico Tourism Strolls, Mexico Tours

Isla Cozumel was originally named Xaman-Ha and known as the capital of the Riviera Maya, Playa del Carmen is a living vibrant part of the Maya World. Located on the beautiful Caribbean coast some 40 miles south of Cancun. Cozumel is the largest inhabited island in Mexico, is a paradise for divers from all over the world (see attractions in Cozumel). The island is surrounded by more than 25 reef formations where divers of all ages and skills can enter into a completely fascinating and different world: endless coral inhabited by immense shoals of colorful fish. The possibilities are endless for beginners and experts (see reef Cozumel).