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<tagline>Maps Travel Mexico Vacations Hotels Guide Information Hoteles en Mexico City Map. Mexico Cruises. Visit Travel Mexico Vacations Hotels Guides Mexico Maps Los Cabos Mexico Cozumel Cruises Cancun Playa del Carmen Huatulco Oaxaca Ensenda Baja BC Rosarito Travel Tijuana Maps Acapulco Travels Mexico City Hotels Hoteles Ciudad Mexico City DF Mexico Rosarito Ensenada</tagline>
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<title>Travel Mexico Vacation Destinations and Hotels</title>
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<summary type="text/plain">Acapulco Baja Cabos Cancun Ensenada Guadalajara Huatulco Ixtapa Manzanillo Mazatlan Mexico City Monterrey Morelia Nayarit Oaxaca Puebla Puerto Escondido Puerto Vallarta Queretaro Rosarito Rocky Point Tijuana Veracruz Zihuatanejo --&gt; Turismo Mexicano Cancun Cozumel Isla Mujeres Playa del Carmen Tulum Riviera...</summary>
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<![CDATA[<p><a href="http://www.mexico.us/travel/acapulco/">Acapulco</a> <a href="http://www.mexico.us/travel/baja/">Baja</a> <a href="http://www.mexico.us/travel/los_cabos/">Cabos</a> <a href="http://www.mexico.us/travel/cancun/">Cancun</a> <a href="http://www.mexico.us/travel/ensenada_baja/">Ensenada</a> <a href="http://www.mexico.us/guadalajara.htm">Guadalajara</a> <a href="http://www.mexico.us/travel/huatulco/">Huatulco</a> <a href="http://www.mexico.us/travel/ixtapa/">Ixtapa</a> <a href="http://www.mexico.us/manzanillo.htm">Manzanillo</a> <a href="http://www.mexico.us/travel/mazatlan/">Mazatlan</a><br />
<a href="http://www.mexico.us/travel/mexico_city/">Mexico City</a> <a href="http://www.mexico.us/monterrey.htm">Monterrey</a> <a href="http://www.mexico.us/morelia.htm">Morelia</a> <a href="http://www.mexico.us/travel/riviera_nayarit/">Nayarit</a> <a href="http://www.mexico.us/travel/oaxaca/">Oaxaca</a> <a href="http://www.mexico.us/puebla.htm">Puebla</a> <a href="http://www.mexico.us/travel/puerto_escondido/">Puerto Escondido</a> <a href="http://www.mexico.us/travel/puerto_vallarta/">Puerto Vallarta</a><br />
<a href="http://www.mexico.us/queretaro.htm">Queretaro</a> <a href="http://www.mexico.us/rosarito.htm">Rosarito</a> <a href="http://www.mexico.us/rocky_point.htm">Rocky Point</a> <a href="http://www.mexico.us/travel/tijuana/">Tijuana</a> <a href="http://www.mexico.us/travel/veracruz/">Veracruz</a> <a href=" http://www.mexico.us/travel/ixtapa/mexico/the_beaches_of_ixtapa_zihuatanejo/">Zihuatanejo</a>  -->  <strong><a href="http://www.mexico.us/travel/turismo/">Turismo Mexicano</a></strong><br />
<blockquote><a href="http://www.mexico.us/cancun.htm">Cancun</a> <a href="http://www.mexico.us/travel/cozumel/">Cozumel</a> <a href="http://www.mexico.us/travel/isla_mujeres/">Isla Mujeres</a> <a href="http://www.mexico.us/travel/playa_del_carmen/">Playa del Carmen</a> <a href="http://www.mexico.us/travel/tulum/">Tulum</a> <a href="http://www.mexico.us/travel/riviera/">Riviera Maya</a> --> <strong><a href="http://www.mexico.us/travel/campeche/">Campeche</a></strong></blockquote></p>

<p><a href="http://www.mexico.us/travel/ciudad_juarez/">Ciudad Juarez</a> - <a href="http://www.mexico.us/travel/baja/mexicali/">Mexicali</a> - <a href="http://www.mexico.us/travel/loreto/">Loreto</a> - <a href="http://www.mexico.us/travel/spring_break/">Spring Break Mexico</a> - <a href="http://www.mexico.us/travel/information/about/u.s._border_crossing_telephones/">U.S. Border Telephone Numbers</a></p>]]>

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<title>San Carlos Sonora Mexico Travel Videos</title>
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<issued>2009-12-23T17:48:29Z</issued>
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<dc:subject>Sonora</dc:subject>
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<![CDATA[<p><a href="http://www.mexico.us/travel/sonora/san_carlos/visit_san_carlos_mexico/">San Carlos Mexico</a></p>

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<p>Beach, baby boomers, retirement, vacations, relax, investment, real estate, scuba, private airport, fishing, water sports, fun, carnaval, land, mexico, sonora, destination, sailing, boats, atv´s, 4x4, secret, riviera mar de cortes, sea of cortes, girls, boys, toys, beach houses, weather, wind surfing, kite surf, views, sunset, sunrise, marinas, golf, tennis, hiking, hunting, boomtown, for sale, land bank, trust, border. </p>]]>
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<title>San Carlos Sonora Mexico Video Guide</title>
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<![CDATA[<p><a href="http://www.mexico.us/travel/sonora/san_carlos/visit_san_carlos_mexico/">San Carlos Mexico</a></p>

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<p>AZ Family and Channel 3 discuss Sea Side Reservations and San Carlos, Mexico.  </p>]]>
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<title>Mexico US Border Crossing Documentary Video</title>
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<dc:subject>General Info</dc:subject>
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<title>Tulum All-Inclusive Resorts Hotels Quintana Roo</title>
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<modified>2009-12-11T03:30:30Z</modified>
<issued>2009-12-10T12:59:56Z</issued>
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<created>2009-12-10T12:59:56Z</created>
<summary type="text/plain">Tulum All-Inclusive Resorts Hotels - This walled, pre-Columbian city is located 80 miles from Cancun in the Mexican state of Quintana Roo and is the site of the Tulum Ruins, a Mayan city built primarily between 1200 A.D. and 1450...</summary>
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<dc:subject>Golf</dc:subject>
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<![CDATA[<p><a href="http://www.mexico.us/travel/tulum/">Tulum All-Inclusive Resorts Hotels</a> - This walled, pre-Columbian city is located 80 miles from Cancun in the Mexican state of Quintana Roo and is the site of the <a href="http://www.mexico.us/travel/tulum/mayan/mayan_city_tulum_tours_and_guides/">Tulum Ruins</a>, a Mayan city built primarily between 1200 A.D. and 1450 A.D. Once the Mayan lookout post of the Mexican Caribbean and today the world’s most well preserved Mayan ruin, the Tulums Ruins are the only Mesoamerican ruin by the ocean and the third most visited Mayan archeological site in Mexico. Tulum cruises often offer shore excursions to these ancient ruins.</p>]]>
<![CDATA[<p>As the little town of Tulum welcomes visitors from around the world, it is working to improve its tourist facilities. Visitors can stay in Cancun and make a day trip to Tulum, or they can stay in Tulum itself. Tulum resorts and hotels are overall more rustic, more low key and less expensive than those found in Cancun. Tulum has a “hotel zone” with about 40 small hotels, most of which are really cabanas, lining the beach, and there are a few restaurants offering tasty Mexican cuisine.</p>

<p>Tulum all-inclusive resorts are not as numerous as in neighboring Cancun, but the ones that are here make for a wonderful Tulum vacation experience. The environmentally-aware Blue Tulum Resort and Spa, located in a spectacular setting with lush vegetation and a view of the Tulum ruins, beckons to gourmands with its gourmet all-inclusive package and tantalizing menu. This Tulum resort has 96 deluxe suites, each with an ocean view or a tropical garden overlook, and activities range from Spanish classes to Pilates to SCUBA diving.</p>

<p>The Dreams Tulum Resort and Spa has 433 rooms and is a 5-star Tulum all-inclusive resort and hotel. With six restaurants, ranging from causal to romantic, seven bars, weekly beach parties, a full spa, a state-of-the-art fitness center and some of Mexico’s most breathtaking beaches, the Dreams will make any dream come true.</p>

<p>Hidden Beach Resort is a sumptuous Tulum all-inclusive nudist resort for adults only and has 42 beachfront suites. With stunning views of the Mexican Caribbean, a charming, authentic Mexican décor and understated luxury, Hidden Beach Resort appeals to the discerning Tulum vacationer. Guests enjoy swim-up rooms, unmatched personalized service and delicious cuisine.</p>

<p><a href="http://www.mexico.us/travel/turismo/cancun/las_bodas_y_lunas_de_miel_en_cancun_mexico/">Las Bodas y Lunas de Miel en Cancun Mexico</a></p>]]>
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<title>Oaxaca City All-Inclusive Resorts Hotels</title>
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<summary type="text/plain">Oaxaca City All-Inclusive Resorts Hotels - Huatulco - Oaxaca City, with a population of nearly 500,000 people, is nestled on a high plateau (elevation 5,028 feet) in the southern Mexican state of Oaxaca and is a clean, welcoming city with...</summary>
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<dc:subject>Mexico Hotels</dc:subject>
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<![CDATA[<p><a href="http://www.mexico.us/oaxaca.htm">Oaxaca City All-Inclusive Resorts Hotels</a> - <a href="http://www.mexico.us/travel/huatulco/">Huatulco</a> - Oaxaca City, with a population of nearly 500,000 people, is nestled on a high plateau (elevation 5,028 feet) in the southern <a href="http://www.mexico.us/travel/oaxaca/oaxaca_city/the_state_of_oaxaca_mexico/">Mexican state of Oaxaca</a> and is a clean, welcoming city with an abundance of stately baroque Colonial architecture. Dotted with churches, museums and government buildings from the 16th , 17th and 18th centuries, visiting Oaxaca City is a step back in time and has been declared a World Heritage Site by UNESCO. The city’s year-round Spring-like climate makes strolling along the elegant, wide avenues, visiting the festive outdoor markets or enjoying a street celebration a delight any time of year.</p>]]>
<![CDATA[<p>When considering an Oaxaca City vacation, the lodging options are many, varied and generally reasonably-priced. In fact, there are approximately 150 Oaxaca City hotels, although Oaxaca City all-inclusive hotels and resorts are limited. Instead, most hotels and resorts operate under the European plan in which everything other than the room involves an extra cost.</p>

<p>One of the top Oaxaca City hotels is the Camino Real, an intimate spot situated in the center of the city. With beautiful Colonial architecture, regal fountains, hidden patios, fragrant gardens, tile floors, polished wood beams and arched doorways, this enchanting hotel offers 91 air-conditioned rooms with traditional Mexican furnishings.</p>

<p>Another one of Oxaca’s best hotels is the 5-star Hotel Victoria. This renowned property sits atop a hill overlooking the city and is surrounded by lush gardens. 150 well-appointed rooms, either in one of the villas or in the hotel, are available and are decorated in pastel colors. The hotel’s restaurant, El Tule, offers delicious Mexican cuisine and spectacular views of the city below.</p>

<p>When on an Oaxaca City vacation, another lodging option is the Holiday Inn Express. An award-winning property, this property is not far from the city’s Zocalo (town square) and has 85 cozy rooms with air conditioning, cable TV and data ports. A full breakfast is included in the price of a room. An art gallery featuring Oaxacan artists is an added perk when staying in this convenient Oaxaca City hotel.</p>

<p>Three more of the finest Oaxaca City’s resorts are the 5-star Casa Oaxaca (housed in an 18th century home), the lovely Mision de Los Angles (nestled on 8 acres of gardens) and the beautiful Hostal de La Noria (situated in a Colonial mansion).</p>

<p>A less expensive Oaxaca City hotel is the Fiesta Inn, a centrally-located, 143-room hotel with Mexican hacienda architecture. All rooms come with TV, a full bath and direct dial phones. This hotel also offers a free shuttle to downtown.</p>]]>
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<title>Los Cabos San Lucas All-Inclusive Resorts Hotels</title>
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<issued>2009-12-10T12:35:22Z</issued>
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<summary type="text/plain">Los Cabos San Lucas All-Inclusive Resorts Hotels - Cabo San Lucas Mexico, also called Los Cabos, is located in the Baja California peninsula along the Southern tip. Cabo San Lucas is a major Mexican resort destination for tourists. Los Cabo...</summary>
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<name>Mexico Travel</name>
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<dc:subject>Golf</dc:subject>
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<![CDATA[<p><a href="http://www.mexico.us/travel/los_cabos/san_lucas/cabo_san_lucas_real_estate/">Los Cabos San Lucas All-Inclusive Resorts Hotels</a> - Cabo San Lucas Mexico, also called Los Cabos, is located in the Baja California peninsula along the Southern tip. Cabo San Lucas is a major Mexican resort destination for tourists. </p>

<p><a href="http://www.mexico.us/travel/los_cabos/san_lucas/list_of_los_cabos_golf_courses/">Los Cabo San Lucas Vacation Package Deals</a> - Los Cabos is the second largest community in the state of Baja California. In the early 1970’s Cabo San Lucas experienced a development spike due in large part to the beauty of the stunning Cabo San Lucas beaches, overall appeal, and potential to attract sport fishing enthusiasts. The Government of Mexico saw the potential of the area to draw tourists and investors and thus got involved to develop the necessary infrastructure which included a parallel push from investors and business people to build Cabo San Lucas resorts and hotels. From that point on there was no looking back as Cabo San Lucas, Mexico has since been a major tourist destination with over 50 major hotels offering all inclusive Cabo San Lucas vacation plans every season. <a href="http://www.mexico.us/travel/los_cabos/san_lucas/spa_los_cabos_san_lucas_spas/">Los Cabos Spas</a></p>]]>
<![CDATA[<p>Getting to Cabo San Lucas, Mexico is pretty simple. Most people who are traveling to Cabo San Lucas resorts do so by airplane. Many of the major airline carriers in the US offer flights to Cabo San Lucas as travel packages. </p>

<p>Flights to Cabo San Lucas are also offered from Canada. It is important to check your favorite airline to see if they offer flights to Cabo San Lucas as city city offers flights in and out daily. If you are flying to Cabo San Lucas resorts you will want to fly into the Los Cabos International airport.</p>

<p>If you are planning a trip to Cabo San Lucas, it is first important to determine where you will want to stay. Do you want to stay in an all inclusive resort in Los Cabos? If you decide to do this, you will find that Cabo San Lucas vacation packages offer many amenities, with dining options all in one place for its guests. There is generally a variety of each to help travelers enjoy their Cabo San Lucas all inclusive vacation.</p>

<p>What is there to do while staying in a Cabo San Lucas hotel resort? That really depends on what the traveler likes to do. If the traveler is into fishing in the deep sea, Cabo San Lucas fishing is among the best in the world. A Cabo San Lucas fishing outing can bring in something as simple as Grouper or Dorado all the up to more exotic sport fish such as Marlin. It is encouraged that if you catch a Marlin, please follow a catch and release method due to the dwindling numbers of the fish in the area. Other popular activities and tours in Cabo San Lucas include, dining, whale watching, golfing, Parasailing, Snorkeling, or even yachting.</p>

<p>What are you waiting for? Book a Cabo San Lucas all inclusive vacation package today - Cabo San Lucas all inclusive vacation packages will provide an opportunity to experience the best Cabo San Lucas resorts and hotels with the convenience of receiving first class hospitality. Cabo San Lucas is a beautiful city that invites tourists to enjoy its natural beauty and will create a lasting memory for its visitors.</p>]]>
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<title>Cancun All-Inclusive Resorts Hotels</title>
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<modified>2009-12-10T12:31:49Z</modified>
<issued>2009-12-10T12:26:38Z</issued>
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<summary type="text/plain">Cancun All-Inclusive Resorts Hotels - Located on Mexico’s Yucatan Peninsula, Cancun is a magical Paradise best known for its spectacular all inclusive hotels and resorts, long silvery stretches of white sand and emerald green waters. Up until the late 1960s,...</summary>
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<![CDATA[<p><a href="http://www.mexico.us/travel/cancun/">Cancun All-Inclusive Resorts Hotels</a> - Located on Mexico’s Yucatan Peninsula, Cancun is a magical Paradise best known for its spectacular all inclusive hotels and resorts, long silvery stretches of white sand and emerald green waters. Up until the late 1960s, this spot was just another Mexican beach with marshes, virgin jungles and mangroves. Then in 1970, with great ambition and vision, the Mexican government began to develop Cancun as a tourist spot, and today it ranks as one of the great resort destinations in the world. Legendary beaches, all inclusive resorts and hotels, shopping, dining, diving, water skiing, golf, tennis – it is all here, set against sweeping, unparalleled scenery. Add in the fact that some of Mexico’s most exquisite Mayan archeological ruins are just a short jeep drive away, and Cancun may be one of the most irresistible Mexican resorts. Cancun beaches are world-renowned for their exquisite fine white sand and pristine weather..</p>

<p><strong>And where to stay in Cancun?</strong>  The Cancun Palace has to be at the top of any Mexico all inclusive hotel list. This newly renovated, 5-star Mexican resort is located in the city’s hotel zone and has five restaurants, a lovely beach, two swim up bars and a kids’ waterpark.</p>

<p>The Moon Palace Golf and Spa Resort is located south of Cancun and features twelve restaurants, two pools and a peaceful beach. This Mexico all inclusive hotel is very popular with families.</p>

<p>The Riu Cancun Hotel is another favorite Mexican resort and is situated in the heart of Cancun’s hotel zone. Mesmerizing views of the Caribbean Sea, luxurious accommodations and first-class personalized service are hallmarks of this outstanding Mexico all inclusive hotel.</p>]]>

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<title>Mazatlan All-Inclusive Resorts Hotels</title>
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<summary type="text/plain">Mazatlan All-Inclusive Resorts Hotels - Mazatlan is one of Mexico’s oldest beach resorts and got its start as a vacation destination in the 1950s. Boasting more than 10 miles of uninterrupted silky white Mazatlan beaches, this Mexican resort is home...</summary>
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<dc:subject>Golf</dc:subject>
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<![CDATA[<p><a href="http://www.mexico.us/travel/mazatlan/">Mazatlan All-Inclusive Resorts Hotels</a> - Mazatlan is one of Mexico’s oldest beach resorts and got its start as a vacation destination in the 1950s. Boasting more than 10 miles of uninterrupted silky white Mazatlan beaches, this Mexican resort is home to wonderful historical monuments and plazas surrounded by shops and museums. The Malecón, one of the longest in Latin America, is a lively place filled with restaurants, Mexican hotels and beaches and is a great place to people watch! Mazatlan is also famous for its outstanding sport fishing, attracting fishermen (and women) from around the world.</p>

<p><strong>Which are the best Mazatlan all inclusive hotels?</strong>  The Hotel Riu Emerald Bay is a brand new, luxurious all inclusive resort located on scenic Playa Las Brujas beach and a favorite with tourists. This 5-star, 716-room facility boasts first-rate restaurants, a wide array of water activities, a gym and a spa.</p>

<p>Any of the El Cid resorts, of which there are four in Mazatlan, are a treat. These premier Mexico all inclusive resorts offer outstanding ocean views, upscale restaurants and deluxe accommodations. Each of these Mexican hotels also has an on-site travel coordinator to assist guests with local tour reservations.</p>

<p>Gated Estrella del Mar Golf and Beach Resort is known for its championship Robert Trent Jones Jr. Golf Course, one of the best in Mexico, and its 3.5 mile-long secluded beach. Found on 816 acres thirty miles from downtown Mazatlan, this hidden gem boasts 5-star amenities, natural beauty and lush tropical landscaping.</p>]]>

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<title>Puerto Vallarta All-Inclusive Resorts Hotels</title>
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<issued>2009-12-10T12:24:24Z</issued>
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<created>2009-12-10T12:24:24Z</created>
<summary type="text/plain">Puerto Vallarta All-Inclusive Resorts Hotels - Of all of Mexico&apos;s resorts, Puerto Vallarta may have the most romantic settings. Nestled along beautiful Banderas Bay at the foot of the beautiful Pacific, cobblestone streets, white-washed buildings with red-tile roof and colorful...</summary>
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<name>Mexico Travel</name>
<url>http://www.mexico.us/</url>
<email>geoffrey@ahorre.com</email>
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<dc:subject>Golf</dc:subject>
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<![CDATA[<p><a href="http://www.mexico.us/travel/puerto_vallarta/">Puerto Vallarta All-Inclusive Resorts Hotels</a> - Of all of Mexico's resorts, Puerto Vallarta may have the most romantic settings. Nestled along beautiful Banderas Bay at the foot of the beautiful Pacific, cobblestone streets, white-washed buildings with red-tile roof and colorful flower baskets add to the town’s considerable charm. Open-air cafes, boutiques, cafes and museums beckon, and secluded beaches and coves that are only accessible by boat are an added delight. Visitors may also take half-day horseback rides into the jungle to catch an up-close view of local wildlife, or view gorgeous Puerto Vallarta beaches.<br />
<strong><br />
Where to stay in Puerto Vallarta?</strong>  Camino Real is a casual Mexico all inclusive resort with outstanding concierge services, a lovely private beach and two swimming pools. This 337-room Mexican hotel has a wonderful open air lobby, and all accommodations are decorated in bright Mexican colors.</p>

<p>The Crown Paradise Club Vallarta, with 254 rooms, pioneered the concept of the family-friendly vacation and takes care of everything anyone could want on a Mexican vacation. A water park with a pirates’ ship, tropical landscaping, nine water slides and an outdoor game area make this one of Mexico’s top all inclusive resorts.</p>

<p>The Presidente Intercontinental Puerto Vallarta is situated on a beautiful white sand cove, ten minutes from vibrant downtown Puerto Vallarta, and is surrounded by the Sierra Madre Mountains and lush vegetation. This 120-room, all inclusive Mexican boutique resort dazzles with its outstanding personalized service, jaw-dropping views, golden sandy beach and delicious international menu.</p>

<p>Mexican resorts are some of the finest in the world, and Mexico all inclusive resorts take care of everything, from the rooms, food and entertainment, all for one price. What better way to experience Mexico?</p>]]>

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<entry>
<title>Acapulco All-Inclusive Resorts Hotels</title>
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<issued>2009-12-10T12:15:18Z</issued>
<id>tag:www.mexico.us,2009://1.2028</id>
<created>2009-12-10T12:15:18Z</created>
<summary type="text/plain">Acapulco All-Inclusive Resorts Hotels - Mexican Riviera - Mexican resorts of all shapes and sizes are scattered from one end of the country to the other. Anyone seeking a Mexican vacation is sure to find splashy Mexico all inclusive resorts...</summary>
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<name>Mexico Travel</name>
<url>http://www.mexico.us/</url>
<email>geoffrey@ahorre.com</email>
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<dc:subject>Golf</dc:subject>
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<![CDATA[<p><a href="http://www.mexico.us/travel/acapulco/">Acapulco All-Inclusive Resorts Hotels</a> - <a href="http://www.mexico.us/travel/mexican_riviera/">Mexican Riviera</a> - Mexican resorts of all shapes and sizes are scattered from one end of the country to the other. Anyone seeking a Mexican vacation is sure to find splashy Mexico all inclusive resorts and Mexico hotels that will meet and exceed his expectations.</p>

<p>Acapulco Resorts - Acapulco is the queen of the Mexican resorts, the place famous for its cliff divers, pristine beaches and party atmosphere. It is also the location of some of the best Mexico all-inclusive resorts.</p>

<p>Costera Hotel Zone, Acapulco Bay – The center of Acapulco’s hotel and resort strip and where practically all of the city’s pulsating nightlife, dining, shopping and high-rise hotels are found.</p>

<p>Diamante Area/ Playa Revolcadero – About 25 minutes from downtown Acapulco, this tropical lagoon and stretch of Acapulco beach has some of the most sumptuous Mexican resorts and Mexico all inclusive hotels anywhere. It is quiet and secluded,and the views are stunning.</p>

<p>Puerto Marqués - Located to the north of Playa Revolcadero, this area has a pretty bay with sandy beaches and is surrounded by thick jungle and mountains.</p>

<p><strong>What are the best Mexican resorts in Acapulco?</strong>  Try the Fairmont Acapulco Princess. With an Aztec architectural theme, this massive, 1,017- room hotel has been named one of the top 25 hotels in all of Mexico. An extraordinary Mexican hotel and resort with five free-from swimming pools, a saltwater lagoon and lush tropical gardens spread across 480 acres, the Acapulco Princess is a true treat.</p>

<p>Another enticing Mexico all inclusive resort is the spectacular Camino Real Diamante Acapulco. This five-star hotel overlooks Puerto Marques Bay and offers first-rate personalized service, a beautiful location and outstanding amenities.</p>

<p>The Hotel El Presidente Acapulco is a popular Mexican all inclusive hotel and is tucked along lovely Condesa Beach in the center of Acapulco’s tourist area. This 5-star Mexican hotel has 146-air conditioned rooms, a large swimming pool, three restaurants and a poolside bar.</p>]]>

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<entry>
<title>Torneo Anual Internacional Golf de El Cid Golf Country Club</title>
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<modified>2009-12-10T12:31:51Z</modified>
<issued>2009-12-10T11:49:43Z</issued>
<id>tag:www.mexico.us,2009://1.2027</id>
<created>2009-12-10T11:49:43Z</created>
<summary type="text/plain">Mazatlan Mexico - Fueron en total 140 los jugadores que tomaron la salida en el penúltimo día de actividades del XXXVI Torneo Anual Internacional de Golf de El Cid Golf &amp; Country Club, lo que obligó a los organizadores a...</summary>
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<name>Mexico Travel</name>
<url>http://www.mexico.us/</url>
<email>geoffrey@ahorre.com</email>
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<dc:subject>Golf</dc:subject>
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<![CDATA[<p><a href="http://www.mexico.us/travel/mazatlan/">Mazatlan Mexico</a> - Fueron en total 140 los jugadores que tomaron la salida en el penúltimo día de actividades del XXXVI Torneo Anual Internacional de Golf de El Cid Golf & Country Club, lo que obligó a los organizadores a tomar la determinación de programar para hoy en la ronda final, dos salidas a partir de las 6:45 horas para tener un evento con mayor brillantez y fluidez.</p>]]>
<![CDATA[<p>Fueron cerca de las 6 horas las que permanecieron los jugadores en el campo ayer, por lo que esta mañana habrá mayor comodidad para tratar de obtener un buen score y entrar a la premiación de la ronda final.</p>

<p>Por lo pronto, otra vez no se dio el Hole in One y continúa la sequía, ayer fue un buen clima el que imperó, ideal para realizar las actividades golfísticas.</p>

<p>Los restantes 18 hoyos se efectuarán para definir las posiciones en las correspondientes categorías, así como los ganadores de los 7 premios en cada uno de los hoyos par 3.</p>

<p>En resultados del primer día, en la Campeonato que alberga sólo a 6 jugadores, Dean Chávez es el líder con 74, con 76 José Díaz y Ernesto Osuna tiene 78.</p>

<p>La AA es liderada por Carlos Hernández con 74, con ventaja considerable sobre José Galicia con 79 y con 80 Francisco Rocha Medina y Rubén Márquez.</p>

<p>La A es de Eduardo Barba, con 67, muy cerca Félix Rochín, con 69, con 70 Ryan Wecker y Raúl Cárdenas 71.<br />
Categoría B, Dan Ouren es líder con 67, con 69 Hiram Carrillo júnior, con 70 Carlos Castañón y Érick Martínez. La C Dennis Maronese es líder con 68, con 72 José Luis Bernal, Marc Martinovic, Matías Garzón y Paco Lizárraga tienen 74.</p>

<p>La D es de Jorge Olson con 69, con 72 Steve Nolan, con 73 Oli Cajanek.</p>

<p>En la seniors "A" es liderada por Bob Campiglia y John Hammond con 68, sigue Dave Smith con 69 y con 70 Jesse Mendez, mientras en la seniors "B" Art Quintana, John Gillespie y Bill Soto son 1, 2 y 3.<br />
Damas "A2 Karen Sloan, Joann Sherin y Erma Karhl junto con Holly Lem tienen 67, 74 y 76 respectivamente y la damas "B" es de Helen Walker, Antonia Merino y Nancy Dietrich con 73 y 75, Tere Avelar está enseguidita con 79.<br />
Para hoy</p>

<p>Último día de torneo.<br />
Hora Actividad<br />
6:00 Desayuno en el Restaurante Prime Rib.<br />
6:45 Salidas categorías C y D, Seniors A y B, Damas A y B. (escopetazo).<br />
12:00 Salidas categorías Campeonato, AA, A y B (escopetazo)<br />
19:00 Banquete premiación en el Salón de los Espejos.  </p>]]>
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<entry>
<title>About Baja Mexico Luxury Vacations</title>
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<issued>2009-12-10T11:28:03Z</issued>
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<created>2009-12-10T11:28:03Z</created>
<summary type="text/plain">Los Cabos Mexico - Earth, Sea &amp; Sky Vacations, the leading provider of luxury vacations in Los Cabos is offering active travelers the opportunity to get off the beaten path of Cabo San Lucas and experience the area&apos;s natural beauty...</summary>
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<name>Mexico Travel</name>
<url>http://www.mexico.us/</url>
<email>geoffrey@ahorre.com</email>
</author>
<dc:subject>Travel Los Cabos, Mexico</dc:subject>
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<![CDATA[<p><a href="http://www.mexico.us/travel/los_cabos/">Los Cabos Mexico</a> - Earth, Sea & Sky Vacations, the leading provider of luxury vacations in Los Cabos is offering active travelers the opportunity to get off the beaten path of Cabo San Lucas and experience the area's natural beauty with an exciting variety of adventure tours.</p>

<p>While Cabo San Lucas has long been known for incandescent nightlife, star-spangled resorts and magnificent villa rentals, visitors who are willing to venture beyond that shimmering beachfront can encounter the truly wild side of Baja. From desert safaris to diving with hammerheads, Earth, Sea & Sky Vacations (ESSV), the leading provider of luxury vacations in Los Cabos, offers active travelers the opportunity to experience the area’s natural wonder—along with a heart-pounding thrill or two. </p>]]>
<![CDATA[<p>Surrounded by miles of stunning desert terrain, the mighty Pacific Ocean and the legendary Sea of Cortez, Los Cabos is an easily accessible Mecca for nature and adventure lovers. In fact, it was the abundance, beauty and mystery of this unique environment that first drew a steady stream of visitors to the sun-drenched tip of Mexico’s Baja Peninsula.</p>

<p>For today’s visitors looking to explore the red hills and giant cacti of the desert outback, ESSV provides a variety of unparalleled off-road adventures. Visitors can hop aboard a Sand Spider buggy, Yamaha Rhino or ATV for a trek off the beaten path through Baja’s trails past working ranchos, enchanting arroyos, secret waterfalls and striking views of the sea. Starting at just $75 per person, these tours include snacks, experienced guides and plenty of good times. Hummer and Jeep caravans (starting at just $135 for up to two persons) kick up the action even further, with scenic routes through the very heart of the Sierra la Laguna mountain range, past magical villages to jaw-dropping overlooks above the Pacific or Sea of Cortez. Following a guide, drivers get to challenge the swooping trails and carved-out curves while savoring vistas that rival the polished prettiness of Cabo’s resorts.</p>

<p>To see <a href="http://www.mexico.us/travel/los_cabos/san_lucas/san_jose_del_cabo_real_estate/">Los Cabos</a> from a bird’s-eye perspective, ESSV offers thrill-seekers the chance to bungee-jump over desert arroyos, <a href="http://www.mexico.us/travel/cruises/">cruise</a> along a monster zip-line or parasail above Cabo San Lucas Bay while taking in views of Land’s End. And then there’s Wild Canyon’s “Sling Swinger” (from $50 per person); participants head out to the gondola suspended 300 feet above the canyon floor at the oasis of El Tule before being launched on an exhilarating swing ride at speeds in excess of 75 mph.</p>

<p>There are plenty of thrills to be had underwater, as well. Scuba diving in Los Cabos is in a class of its own, with the Sea of Cortez having been described by Jacques Cousteau as “the world’s aquarium.” Home to hundreds of species of sea life, these rich waters are a veritable treasure trove of exotic fish, turtles—and sharks. ESSV has partnered with Manta Scuba Diving to offer visitors the unforgettable opportunity to dive with some of the area’s most enigmatic undersea denizens. Don Hirschaut, ESSV’s president, says, “I’ve had the exceptional opportunity to dive with both giant manta rays and hammerhead sharks in the Sea of Cortez. The experience of being so close to these spectacular creatures is absolutely awe-inspiring.” Divers at the Gordo Banks, a spectacular seamount eight miles off the coast of San José del Cabo, may also have the opportunity to swim alongside enormous whale sharks. Snorkeling trips offer a more accessible, but equally breathtaking, chance to check out the colorful sea life.</p>

<p>While many visitors come to lounge around oceanfront pools while sipping tropical cocktails, those looking for excitement will find plenty of authentic, unforgettable experiences in ESSV’s Los Cabos tours and activities.</p>

<p>About Earth, Sea & Sky Vacations (ESSV)</p>

<p>Specializing in Cabo vacations for over 20 years, ESSV represents over 140 private villa rentals and 50 beachfront resorts throughout Los Cabos. The company’s knowledgeable staff offers an unparalleled level of personalized guest service, customizing a complete vacation experience for each guest. Every property is rigorously inspected to ensure it meets ESSV’s exacting standards of quality. ESSV also offers in-villa spa and chef services, private jet and yacht charters, tours, golf reservations, fishing charters, ground transportation, a 24-hour Cabo San Lucas service team and full event coordination, including destination wedding planning.</p>

<p>For more information about ESSV, visit <a href="http://www.cabovillas.com">www.cabovillas.com</a></p>]]>
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<entry>
<title>La Boda de Golfista Mexicana Lorena Ochoa</title>
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<issued>2009-12-10T11:26:00Z</issued>
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<created>2009-12-10T11:26:00Z</created>
<summary type="text/plain">La golfista mexicana Lorena Ochoa, número uno del mundo, está convencida de haber encontrado al hombre de su vida en su matrimonio con el director de Aeroméxico, Andrés Conesa, según revela hoy en un reportaje en la revista &quot;¡Hola!&quot;....</summary>
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<name>Mexico Travel</name>
<url>http://www.mexico.us/</url>
<email>geoffrey@ahorre.com</email>
</author>
<dc:subject>Informacion</dc:subject>
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<![CDATA[<p>La golfista mexicana Lorena Ochoa, número uno del mundo, está convencida de haber encontrado al hombre de su vida en su matrimonio con el director de Aeroméxico, Andrés Conesa, según revela hoy en un reportaje en la revista "¡Hola!".</p>]]>
<![CDATA[<p>"Las mujeres estamos esperando siempre al hombre de nuestra vida, el complemento perfecto. Cuando empezamos a platicar y a conocernos un poquito más, sentí que Andrés era mío", confesó la deportista.</p>

<p>La pareja se casó el pasado 4 de diciembre en Guadalajara (oeste de México). Se habían conocido en septiembre de 2007 durante un torneo de golf en Los Cabos, polo turístico en el norte del país.</p>

<p>Hicieron pública su relación en enero de 2008 y ese mismo año, en diciembre, Conesa le entregó el anillo a la golfista, que por cuarto año consecutivo se erigió como la mejor de su deporte en el mundo.</p>

<p>Ochoa posa con sus familiares y su marido, que tiene tres hijos fruto de un matrimonio anterior. La novia llegó con cierto retraso y con un traje de Manuel Mota, "elegante, romántico y femenino", según la revista. El vestido estaba adornado con cristales de Swarovski.</p>

<p>Entre los invitados a la boda estuvieron el secretario (ministro) de Hacienda, Agustín Carstens, y el de Trabajo, Javier Lozano.</p>

<p>Los novios firmaron el acta que legalizaba su matrimonio bajo los acordes del tema principal de la película "La misión".</p>]]>
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<entry>
<title>La Boda de Lorena Ochoa con Andrés Conesa de Aeroméxico</title>
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<issued>2009-12-10T11:17:10Z</issued>
<id>tag:www.mexico.us,2009://1.2024</id>
<created>2009-12-10T11:17:10Z</created>
<summary type="text/plain">Lorena Ochoa, la jugadora de golf número uno del mundo por cuarto año consecutivo, y Andrés Conesa, director general de Aeroméxico, se casaron el viernes pasado en Guadalajara, Jalisco, a dos años de que se hiciera pública su relación, de...</summary>
<author>
<name>Mexico Travel</name>
<url>http://www.mexico.us/</url>
<email>geoffrey@ahorre.com</email>
</author>
<dc:subject>Informacion</dc:subject>
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<![CDATA[<p>Lorena Ochoa, la jugadora de golf número uno del mundo por cuarto año consecutivo, y Andrés Conesa, director general de Aeroméxico, se casaron el viernes pasado en <a href="http://www.mexico.us/travel/guadalajara/">Guadalajara, Jalisco</a>, a dos años de que se hiciera pública su relación, de acuerdo con un amplio reportaje publicado este miércoles por la revista "¡Hola! México".</p>]]>
<![CDATA[<p>Ochoa y Conesa se conocieron en septiembre de 2007 durante un torneo de <a href="http://www.mexico.us/travel/turismo/golf/">golf en Los Cabos</a>.</p>

<p>En enero de 2008 se hizo pública su relación y en diciembre de ese mismo año Andrés le entregó el anillo en la Catedral del Mar, en Barcelona.</p>

<p>El pasado viernes 4 de diciembre firmaron ante el juez, recordó el semanario. La ceremonia civil y posterior banquete tuvieron lugar en el University Club de Guadalajara.</p>

<p>No hubo ceremonia religiosa por tratarse del segundo matrimonio para el novio, quien estuvo acompañado de sus tres hijos.</p>

<p>De acuerdo con “¡Hola!”, los novios habían tomado la decisión de que su boda fuera pequeña, intima y en la que tuvieran gran protagonismo sus familias y amigos más cercanos.</p>

<p>Fue servida una comida para 200 invitados, quienes disfrutaron de una típica comida jalisciense: tortas ahogadas, mariscos, cebiche y tacos, entre otros platillos, señaló.</p>

<p>La novia llevaba un vestido de corte romántico confeccionado especialmente para ella por el diseñados español Manuel Mota, de la firma Pronovias; lucía unos finos aretes de brillantes que el novio le había regalado semanas antes por su cumpleaños, con un maquillaje natural y un elegante recogido.</p>

<p>El novio llegó con un elegante traje gris Oxford en lana y cachemira, del diseñador Tom Ford, agregó “¡Hola!”.</p>

<p>"Las mujeres estamos esperando siempre al hombre de nuestra vida, el complemento perfecto.</p>

<p>Cuando empezamos a platicar y a conocernos un poquito más sentí que Andrés era mío", dijo Lorena a la revista.</p>]]>
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