"Mexico City is the eighth-richest urban area in the world, right behind Tokyo, New York, Los Angeles, Chicago, Paris, London and and Osaka/Kobe."
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Showing posts with label doing business in mexico city. Show all posts
Showing posts with label doing business in mexico city. Show all posts
Monday, August 1, 2011
Interesting Business Fact About Mexico City
Interesting fact brought to you by mexicocityexperience.com:
"Mexico City is the eighth-richest urban area in the world, right behind Tokyo, New York, Los Angeles, Chicago, Paris, London and and Osaka/Kobe."
"Mexico City is the eighth-richest urban area in the world, right behind Tokyo, New York, Los Angeles, Chicago, Paris, London and and Osaka/Kobe."
Friday, July 8, 2011
Mexico City Voted #2 Tourist Destination in Latin America
If you're traveling for business in Mexico City, don't just stick around the hotel bar when you could be exploring Latin America's 2nd most visited tourist destination in 2010, Mexico City.
From a Mastercard Worldwide Index study, 2.4 million foreign visitors will visit Mexico City this year, which is an increase of 6%. These visitors are also projected to spend close to one billion dollars during their Mexico City visit.
From a Mastercard Worldwide Index study, 2.4 million foreign visitors will visit Mexico City this year, which is an increase of 6%. These visitors are also projected to spend close to one billion dollars during their Mexico City visit.
Wednesday, June 29, 2011
Expect a Bustling Mexico City This Summer
More than 18 million domestic and foreign visitors are expected to come to Mexico City this summer. If you're traveling to Mexico City, let's hope you've already booked your hotels ahead of time, and if not - better do it right now! The last thing you want to do is travel between your meetings to hotels on the outer edges of Mexico City.
Forgot your iPod or Book When Traveling to Mexico City? Don't Worry.
An article featured by Mexico Today, discusses how Mexico City is bringing technology to the forefront via new digital media kiosks. The kiosks will act as a way to battle pirated music by encouraging many people in the city to download e-books, music, movies, etc. "The commencement of these new media kiosks will attract Mexico City citizens and encourage them to purchase licensed media instead of pirated media. Of course, Mexico City users will first need a prepaid card to access materials and a device such as a flash drive, cell-phone, hard drive, etc. to store their newly downloaded music, videos, etc." So don't worry if you forgot your novel or ipod, as long as you have a flash drive - media is available for you during your business travel in Mexico City.
Monday, June 20, 2011
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