January marks the middle of Mexico’s high season. It is a time when many come fleeing the cold weather in their home countries and seeking a bit of sun and warmth. It is an excellent time of year if you are on the beach, it is the dry season and temperatures are a little cooler and therefore very comfortable. If you are traveling inland keep in mind that due to the higher elevation the weather can be chilly, especially at night. Nevertheless, even inland daytime temperatures often get above twenty degrees centigrade and the weather is usually sunny.
The 2012 Mexican Tennis Open Championships: Abierto Mexicano Telcel 2012 in Acapulco, Guerrero, Mexico
The 2012 Mexican Tennis Open Championships will take place at The Fairmont Acapulco Princess in Acapulco from Monday 27th February to Saturday 3rd March. The 2012 Mexican Tennis Open Championships: Abierto Mexicano Telcel 2012 in Acapulco, Guerrero, Mexico, a clay-court tournament is one of eleven ATP World Tour 500 events and is considered to be the top tennis tournament in Latin America. Sponsors include some of the largest international and Mexican companies, the prizes are big, and so are the names – this year just some of the players competing include David Ferrer, Nicolas Almagro, Fernando Verdasco, Gilles Simon, Flavia Penetta and Gisela Dulko.
Forum Mundo Imperial Acapulco Guerrero Mexico: Pandora in Concert February 4th 2012
Tickets are already on sale for Pandora’s concert at the Forum Mundo Imperial in Acapulco Guerrero Mexico on Saturday February 4th, 2012, starting at 8:00p.m. This hugely successful female trio celebrated twenty-five years of performing together in 2010 by releasing their album ‘De Plata’ (Silver) and went on tour to promote it. Their concert de Pandora en el Forum Mundo Imperial Acapulco Guerrero will include songs from that album as well as many of their other hits from over the years.
Acapulco Open Water Swimming Tournament ‘Ronald Johnson’ 2012
January 21st is the date for the seventh 5K Open Water Swimming Tournament ‘Ronald Johnson’, organized by ‘Acuática Nelson Vargas’ in the beautiful beach destination of Acapulco on Mexico’s Pacific coast. Around five hundred swimmers will take part in this year’s tournament, including several overseas competitors. The tournament in Acapulco is the first of six qualifying heats in some categories for the 2012 National Sporting Championships (Olimpiadas Nacionales). The non-championship categories are open to the general public and include categories for children, teenagers, and adults and for distances of 1.5K, 2.5K, and 5K. Categories where swimmers will be competing for National Championship places are 14-15 years, 16-17 years, and the ‘Elite’ category, which is for nineteen-year-olds and over.
Dates for the Tianguis Turistico Mexico 2012 Announced
The Tianguis Turistico Mexico for 2012 will be held in Puerto Vallarta/Riviera Nayarit from March 25th to the 28th, according to an announcement made by the Mexican Department of Tourism. Preparations are well underway for the 37th edition of this annual tourist sector bash. National and international representatives of the tourist industry will come together at the Puerto Vallarta International Convention Center for the biggest tourism expo in Mexico. Activities and exhibitions will have an ample fifteen thousand square meters of space at the Vallarta International Convention Center.
Best budget Island getaway in the Mexican Caribbean
We’d visited the Riviera Maya several times, but had never been to Isla Mujeres. Not that we hadn’t wanted to, it’s just that there are so many places to visit and so many things to do that it’s impossible to do all you want to in just one visit, or in two or three, come to think of it. So, when we got to Cancun, instead of heading south, as we had on previous trips, we headed east – straight across the water from Cancun to Isla Mujeres – there are plenty of ferries and since it’s about eight miles away the crossing only takes about fifteen minutes. Its proximity actually means that it’s easy to visit Isla Mujeres on a day tour, and there is a head-spinning array of them.
Villa Experience Mexico makes villa rental in Mexico very easy!
What kind of place are you thinking of for your next vacation? Let me take a guess; beautiful beaches, translucent waters, lush vegetation, enchanting landscapes, perfect weather, great service, dream accommodations, and the entire infrastructure to ensure that things run smoothly. Impossible, right? In fact it is possible, and in a destination not so far away – Mexico. You should take a look at some of the climate charts and at some of the photos. When it comes to coastal resorts in Mexico we’re not talking shorts and T-shirt weather for certain months of the year, we’re talking shorts and T-shirt weather for every month of the year. And not just that; beautiful beaches framed by impressive mountains and lush tropical vegetation (on the Pacific coast) or white sand, ultramarine waters, and some of the best coral reefs in the world (on the Mayan Riviera).
Mexico, the finest holiday destination
Mexico is the one with the most-developed tourism industry among all the countries profiled in Luxury Latin America. The tourists don’t have to struggle much to find world’s finest luxury resorts. Mexico has the greatest adventure activities with the top notch services. Additionally, the infrastructure is strong with high quality food services. The upper end golf courses are perfectly groomed and are located in dramatic locations. Mexico is the place where everyone would want to visit for great fun and enjoy the world’s best beaches. While you make your mind to travel, you must prioritize so as to what you want. If you are looking for some luxury and comfort, you must spend your time sitting in the sun, next to the ocean and getting yourself pampered by pleasant and cool breezes. Golfing is a yet another option and you can head towards destinations like Cancun, Playa del Carmen, Los Cabos, Puerto Vallarta, Acapulco, Ixtapa-Zihuatanejo, or Huatulco.
Luxury travel in Mexico – choosing the right destination!
When people ask me for the best places to visit on their next trip to Mexico I give them the rather obvious answer of ‘It depends what you’re looking for’. I’m not ducking the question; it’s just that there’s no point in sending people off to wonderful colonial cities inland if they want some sun and fun on the beach, or sending people to the beach if they want to explore Mayan archeological sites (except for Tulum of course, where you can have your cake and eat it next to the Caribbean Sea). So first you have to decide what you want. If, like me, you’re in search of luxury and comfort, and you’d like some guaranteed sun next to the ocean, and maybe even a spot of golf, then you’ll be better off heading for destinations like Cancun, Playa del Carmen, Los Cabos, Playa Vallarta, Acapulco, Ixtapa-Zihuatanejo, or Huatulco.
