Showing posts with label business travel to mexico. Show all posts
Showing posts with label business travel to mexico. Show all posts
Monday, March 26, 2012
Friday, October 14, 2011
Delta Airlines Adds New Bag Fees
If you've purchased tickets from Delta Air Lines as of Oct. 1, you will incur new fees for checked baggage on a number of routes. "For travel on or after Oct. 15, the airline now charges $40 for the second bag on flights between the U.S. or Canada and Central America, Mexico, the Dominican Republic, Guyana or Haiti."
Monday, September 19, 2011
Meeting Etiquette Tips for Mexico Business Travel
From Kwintessential are helpful meeting etiquette tips for doing business in Mexico:
- When greeting in social situations, women pat each other on the right forearm or shoulder, rather than shake hands.
- Men shake hands until they know someone well, at which time they progress to the more traditional hug and back slapping.
- Wait until invited before using a Mexican's first name.
Friday, September 2, 2011
Looking to Find a Luxury Hotel in Mexico For a Business Trip?
From International Business Times is a tool to help business travelers find luxury hotel options for cities in Mexico.
There's plenty of options of where to stay in Mexico, but not too many to overwhelm the average business traveler who is short on time. The site displays pictures of the hotel and its different rooms, pinpoints the hotel location, and lists a short description as well as all amenities offered (wifi among other important necessities).
There's plenty of options of where to stay in Mexico, but not too many to overwhelm the average business traveler who is short on time. The site displays pictures of the hotel and its different rooms, pinpoints the hotel location, and lists a short description as well as all amenities offered (wifi among other important necessities).
Monday, August 22, 2011
Tip on Booking a Flight for Travelers Near the US-Mexico Border
From Wiki Travelis a travel tip on flying and using domestic vs international flights to get to your destination. "As domestic flights are usually significantly cheaper than international flights for the same distance travelled, if you are in a city near an international border and wish to get to a destination in a neighbouring country, you can usually save quite a bit by crossing the border by land and flying from that country. For example, if you're in San Diego and need to get to Mexico City, you can cross the border to Tijuana by land and take a flight from Tijuana."
I wrote a post not too long ago with detailed tips on getting to Tijuana, Mexico for business travelers from San Diego, CA.
I wrote a post not too long ago with detailed tips on getting to Tijuana, Mexico for business travelers from San Diego, CA.
Friday, August 19, 2011
Where to Stay When on Business Travel to Moneterrey, Mexico?
With Monterrey, Mexico continuing to be an integral hub for the manufacturing sector in Mexico, its growth is attracting more and more business travelers to the area. It's important to know where to stay in Monterrey. Consider this TripAdvisor reviewed hotel in Monterrey for business travel located close to the airport.
Mexican Airline to Offer Low-Cost International Nonstop Service to US
Mexican Airline, VivaAerobus, is expanding operations in flying nonstop from Mexico to the US. Read more from Mexico Today about this low-cost international nonstop service between San Antonio and Monterrey and the potential destinations on the horizon for VivaAerobus. Great news for those business travelers on a budget.
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Tuesday, August 16, 2011
Why You Should Lather on that Sunscreen When Traveling to Mexico
Mexico Expo reminds travelers that they may be underestimating the sun's strength when on business travel to Mexico. Even if you're not visiting Cancun, take extra caution with your skin as you may still receive more exposure to the sun than you're used to.
The amount of sun travelers receive, "in Mexico is almost certainly more than you normally receive, for three different reasons. Numero uno... you will probably be spending more time outdoors while on vacation in Mexico than you normally do at home. Numero dos...even if you spend a fair amount of time outdoors at home, the sun exposure you get is probably not tropical sun. The sun becomes more intense as you head towards the equator, and most of Mexico is in the tropics. Numero tres...is our friend Mr. Reflection. Sun reflecting off the sand and off the water can double the amount of sun you are exposed to, making the need for adequate sunscreen even more important."
Even if you're not planning to be on the beach, remember to keep your travels to Mexico a seamless one & lather up on that sunscreen when traveling to sunny places.
The amount of sun travelers receive, "in Mexico is almost certainly more than you normally receive, for three different reasons. Numero uno... you will probably be spending more time outdoors while on vacation in Mexico than you normally do at home. Numero dos...even if you spend a fair amount of time outdoors at home, the sun exposure you get is probably not tropical sun. The sun becomes more intense as you head towards the equator, and most of Mexico is in the tropics. Numero tres...is our friend Mr. Reflection. Sun reflecting off the sand and off the water can double the amount of sun you are exposed to, making the need for adequate sunscreen even more important."
Even if you're not planning to be on the beach, remember to keep your travels to Mexico a seamless one & lather up on that sunscreen when traveling to sunny places.
Thursday, August 11, 2011
Mexico Strengthens Ties with Yet Another Country in Bringing Flights to Mexico
Mexico Today has the scoop on what Asian country is now partnering with Mexico to begin flights. Mexico has seen an increase in signed air transportation agreements from other countries within just the past few months. Amidst the sensationalist media news about Mexico, these increased partnerships indicate other countries' faith in investing in Mexico's economy and travel market.
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| Photo credit: Mexico Today |
Tuesday, August 2, 2011
Mexico City: "Where to See and Be Seen" via Portfolio.com
Portfolio.com recommends the following spots for nightlife for business travelers in Mexico City:
"Thanks to the floor-to-ceiling windows at The Whiskey, the lobby bar of the W Hotel, not only can you see the beautiful businesspeople gathered for after-work drinks from the sidewalk, they can see you, too. More removed from the bustle of the street but no less happening, La Terraza, the rooftop bar at Condesa DF, is the place to sip sake cocktails, nibble sushi, and mingle with actors and musicians. Open around the lock, the semi-formal bistro Au Pied de Cochon does not disappoint those looking for some late-night Mexican celeb sightings over a plate of the best steak tartare and pommes frites in town."
With 3 swanky restaurants and lounges, you can be sure that the W Mexico City is my go-to the next time I'm in town and looking to go out after business meetings.
"Thanks to the floor-to-ceiling windows at The Whiskey, the lobby bar of the W Hotel, not only can you see the beautiful businesspeople gathered for after-work drinks from the sidewalk, they can see you, too. More removed from the bustle of the street but no less happening, La Terraza, the rooftop bar at Condesa DF, is the place to sip sake cocktails, nibble sushi, and mingle with actors and musicians. Open around the lock, the semi-formal bistro Au Pied de Cochon does not disappoint those looking for some late-night Mexican celeb sightings over a plate of the best steak tartare and pommes frites in town."
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| Nightlife in Mexico City for Business Travelers |
Monday, August 1, 2011
Fox News Video: "Negrete: Visiting Mexico is Safe"
Fox News Chicago recently invited Rodolfo Lopez-Negrete, COO of the Mexico Tourism Board, to discuss the safety of Mexico for tourists. Play the video below for their discussion of where to go and not to go in Mexico and a deeper discussion of the safety in the country.
Friday, July 29, 2011
New, Cheap Flights Available from Gatwick to Mexico City
Starting at the beginning of this month, Air Europa has started to offer flights from Gatwick Airport (London) to Mexico City via Madrid. The flights are offered 4 times weekly.
"With competitive prices and a generous baggage allowance, the new route from London Gatwick via Madrid is set to tempt tourists to Mexico's breathtaking beaches, vibrant cities and ancient pyramids."
"With competitive prices and a generous baggage allowance, the new route from London Gatwick via Madrid is set to tempt tourists to Mexico's breathtaking beaches, vibrant cities and ancient pyramids."
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| Photo credit: news.holidayhypermarket.co.uk |
Thursday, July 28, 2011
Volaris Airlines Offering More Direct Routes Between US and Mexico
Mexico Today posted this article detailing that Volaris Airlines is adding a direct flight route between Mexico and the US.
More options for business travelers in Los Angeles, Las Vegas, and Chicago!
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| Photo Source: mexicotoday.org |
Wednesday, July 27, 2011
Add a Tequila Tour as a Side Trip to Your Business Travel
Looking to take a side trip after a business meeting in Mexico? Depending on your location, why not travel and take a tour in Tequila country located in Jalisco, Mexico? Read more about what you can see and do on a tequila tour and how to properly drink it. There are plenty of tequila tours to choose from. (first lesson learned - tequila is not served in a shooter)
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| Photo Credit: http://drgeorgepc.com |
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| Photo credit: AP |
Friday, July 22, 2011
Monday, July 18, 2011
International Business Increasing Mexican Airline's Traffic
Mexico's largest airline, Aeromexico, released a statement that its passenger traffic increased 35 percent in June from a year earlier. The increase could be attributed to a pickup in its international business. Read more from Reuters to see how Aeromexico's passenger traffic is increasing.
2011 Mexican Tourism About to Break Previous Tourism Records
From PR Newswire - Comparing the period of January to May 2011 to the previous year, the number of international visitors to Mexico grew 2.1 percent. Visitors still consider Mexico as the destination of choice around the world.
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| Photo Credit: Mexico Tourism Board |
Mexico Gives Art Sculpture to the St. Louis International Airport
Via Mexico Today, a sculpture by one of Mexico's well known artists - Leonardo Nierman, has just been displayed at the St. Louis International Airport. If you are traveling between terminal two and International Arrivals in the St. Louis International Airport, take a look in between your layovers.
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| Photo credit: mexicotoday.org |
Friday, July 15, 2011
Getting to Tijuana, Mexico for Business Travel
Looking to get to Tijuana, Mexico for a business trip? Click this "Getting to Tijuana" intro detailing routes via trolley, walking, driving, bus and air.
To Get to Tijuana by Air...
To Get to Tijuana by Air...
Cozumel Resort & Spa Takes Spot in Top 20 Resorts in Mexico
According to Travel + Leisure Magazine’s 2011 World’s Best Awards readers’ survey, the Presidente InterContinental Cozumel Resort & Spa has been named one of the Top 20 Resorts in Mexico. The property is located on a half mile of white sandy beach and right next to world’s second largest coral reef. If you're traveling to the area, check out the site - the hotel is a beauty.
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| Fantastic set-up for your next conference. |
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| Photo credit: intercontinentalcozumel.com |
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