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Mexpro.com Newsletter - December 2009

Posted By:: R. Brock

Happy Holidays from Mexpro.com! December's newsletter focuses on time-saving tips that will help those driving to Mexico in the next few months. Don't miss out on this opportunity to save time and money.

Sonoran Official says Mexican State is Safe for Travel

Posted By:: R. Brock

Sonoran Official says Mexican State is Safe for Travel and encourages Sonora tourism.

Passport required for Canadians Traveling to Mexico

Posted By:: R. Brock

Canadians will need a passport to enter Mexico as of March 1, the country’s tourism board advises.

Visiting Rocky Point Mexico

Posted By:: R. Brock

Only one hour from the border town of Sonoyta and a mere 3 1/2 hours from Phoenix, Rocky Point is the closest seaside retreat for many Rocky Mountain state residents.

Driving in to Baja, Mexico - Check Road Conditions First

Posted By:: R. Brock

Due to the mass of recent storms that have hit the west coast, many roads in the Baja areas of Mexico have been damaged. If you plan to drive in to Mexico you may want take a vehicle that can handle rough road conditions and check these websites for more information.

New Capital Gain Tax regulations In Mexico

Posted By:: R. Brock

The Capital Gain Tax “ISR” (Impuesto Sobre la Renta), in general terms
applies to income, not necessarily gain. Nevertheless, in real estate
transactions, usually is applied to profit and in some cases to gross
income.

Mexico's Copper Canyon Pure Gold

Posted By:: R. Brock

The 400-mile rail journey winds through Mexico’s spectacular Copper Canyon network, an awe-inspiring geological formation four times the size of Arizona’s Grand Canyon.

Retirees travel to Central Mexico

Posted By:: R. Brock

Every spring a group of retirees trades Yuma for a colonial city in central Mexico, spending nine days learning some Spanish and exploring the local history and culture.

San Francisco Chronicle Readers Share Top Tips for Mexico Travel

Posted By:: R. Brock

Includes top 10 irresistible tourist attractions, bargains off Mexico’s beaten paths, 10 most romantic honeymoon getaways and MUCH more.

Visiting Oaxaca

Posted By:: R. Brock

Like most of the parts of Mexico where tourists tend to go, Oaxaca is safe. It is one of Mexico’s most beautiful and culturally interesting cities. I highly encourage a visit to the city itself and the surrounding villages.

Running across the border for vital stem cell treatment

Posted By:: R. Brock

Patients with these disorders are usually told therapy is not available or they are sent to other countries to obtain it. Some of the major clinics doing this kind of work are in Germany, China and Mexico.

Six Tropical Escapes Under $500

Posted By:: R. Brock

Let's take a closer look at Mexico. The country's high season is similar to the Caribbean's, although Mexico is also a pretty hot spot during the summer as well.

Is Medical Tourism a healthcare solution?

Posted By:: R. Brock

With all the trouble to date with (and in) Mexico recently, a lot of people don’t know about some of the great things there – the culture, the food, and most of all – the medicine. They’re starting to call it “medical tourism” – as people from Canada and the United States especially travel to other countries to get procedures done that they either can’t get here, or can’t afford where they are.

Lack of Health Care Coverage Sends U.S. Weight Loss Surgery Patients to Mexico

Posted By:: R. Brock

Board Certified Plastic, Aesthetic and Reconstructive Surgeons in Tijuana offer lower costs and realistic payment plans to make Weight Loss surgery affordable for U.S. citizens.

Travel Scene: Industry looks for upturn in 2010

Posted By:: R. Brock

"We find that people are taking slightly shorter vacations and they are booking all-inclusive vacations so they can budget accurately without surprises," Hurd said. "Popular spots are in Mexico and the Caribbean, with Cancun the No. 1 seller."

The 'Tequila Express' offers a high-spirited cultural ride

Posted By:: R. Brock

Actually, taking the Tequila Express is likely to be the most fun you'll ever have on a factory tour — one that has been imaginatively expanded into a rollicking fiesta.

Travel: Top 10 for 2010

Posted By:: R. Brock

San Miguel de Allende, Mexico manages to keep its authentic Mexican charm while making way for artsy, free-spirited newcomers.

Mexico as it used to be, and Sarah’s Place: A Travel Story

Posted By:: R. Brock

We found Puerto Morelos to be all it had been painted to be, and more. It is a delightful town that greets you with a colorful, palm-treed plaza surrounded by small, alluring restaurants and Mexican handicraft shops; a town that immediately invites you to take off your shoes and run along its wide, uncrowded, white coral sand beaches.

Poll: Mexico Travel takes second and third in international ranking

Posted By:: R. Brock

A U.S. travel agency said results of a survey indicate Mexico travel is ranked high on the international list of travel destinations.

Comprehensive Immigration Reform in 2010

Posted By:: R. Brock

The Comprehensive Immigration Reform for America's Security and Prosperity Act of 2009 (CIR ASAP) represents an important step in getting Congress to repair our broken immigration system.

 
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