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Mexico: A Magical Country to Explore Online

Mexico is a large country, with more history, culture, and natural beauty than you could absorb in just one visit. The Internet is a wonderful resource for planning a trip to Mexico. Book airline reservations and hotels, find the best tourist attractions, determine the best time to go, and figure out how to get around Mexico once you arrive. Then visit online chat rooms and forums to find tips and tricks for saving money while traveling as well as read firsthand reviews of cities and attractions.

Mexico Travel

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Travel Requirements for Mexico

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Getting to Mexico

With the help of the Internet, you can easily book your own trip to Mexico. Below are some suggested resources for flights and cruises to Mexico, as well as sites that offer information about driving to Mexico.

Dulcinea's Insight

  • There are new rules and regulations regarding travel to and from Mexico for all travelers. Be sure to check the State Department Web site for information about passports and Visas.
  • While cruises to Mexico are an excellent choice for those who want a relaxing tour, those who seek a more detailed tour of Mexico's regions are probably better off flying or driving. However, cruises can be a great way to get a feel for which regions you might want to explore further.
  • If you choose to drive to Mexico, be sure to purchase Mexican auto insurance and to follow the rules at all times. American and Canadian auto insurance is not valid in Mexico.

Dulcinea's Picks

Mexperience has brief rundowns on getting to Mexico from the United States, Canada, the UK, Europe, Australia, and New Zealand, with links to the Mexican, International, and low-cost airlines serving Mexico. There's also a section on buses versus planes that reveals when planes might actually take longer.
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Carnival Cruise Lines is a popular cruise ship company with cruises to Baja Mexico and the Mexican Riviera. Choose your point of destination for a list of upcoming cruises.
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MEXonline has step-by-step instructions for driving your car into Mexico.
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Mexico Hotels

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Getting Around Mexico

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Mexico Travel Blogs and Forums

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