Mexico
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You're cordially invited to experience a magical land of contrasts and breathtaking beauty. Mexico offers a little something for everyone...
Mexico enjoys a cultural blend that is wholly unique: among the fastest growing industrial powers in the world, its vast cities boast modern architecture to rival any in the world, yet it can still feel, in places, like a half-forgotten Spanish colony, while the all-pervading influence of native American culture, five hundred years on from the Conquest, is extraordinary.
You're cordially invited to experience a magical land of contrasts and breathtaking beauty. Mexico offers a little something for everyone...
Major Resort Areas
| Acapulco | Cancun |
| Cozumel | Riviera Maya |
| Cabo San Lucas | Ixtapa |
| Puerto Vallarta | Mazatlan |
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Mexico Information
Mexico is a land of beauty and diversity – and one that has drawn visitors to it for centuries. It is a place where many people still maintain vestiges of their traditional cultures, even though the waves of modernization that have swept this sun-drenched land.
Travelers to Mexico are treated to a dazzling display of culture, hospitality, fine food, art and history. They are welcomed to small rural villages and vibrant modern centers. They are privy to the deserts, forests, mountains, beaches, and the ancient ruins that blend seamlessly into the surrounding landscape.
Traveling in Mexico, you'll want to have a hat, sunglasses and sun block at hand. Insect repellent is helpful too, but be sure to bring it along if you can. It may not be readily available outside of the major cities.
The Mexican people are generally friendly and helpful to visitors. Any efforts you can make to speak Spanish – however rudimentary it may be – will bring you an even warmer reception.
Because language is often a barrier outside of the major tourist areas, some people may assume communication will be difficult. But a few words in Spanish is often all it takes to bring smiles and an extra effort towards understanding.
Mexico hosts a vast array of wildlife. The northeast and the Yucatan Peninsula are major bird sanctuaries for flamingos and parrots, with over one thousand species between them. Monkeys, wild cats and other land-bound animals congregate in the more remote mountain and forested areas. As public interest increases in Mexico's natural habitat, Mexican National Parks are investing in roads and car parks that will let visitors see indigenous wildlife in its natural environment.
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