Cozumel Insider Blog

COZUMEL, MX.- A total of 120 managers from several important canadian travel agencies visit Cozumel, in order to assess the main attractions in the Island, for a better understanding of Cozumel's attractives from among the different sites where they operate.The 120 managers arriving from different cities in Canada, among them Sears travel ...

COZUMEL, MX.- Visitan Cozumel 120 gerentes de importantes agencias de viajes de diversas ciudades canadienses, a fin de constatar los principales atractivos de la isla, para una mejor promoción en los diferentes destinos en los que operan.Procedentes de diversas ciudades de Canadá, llegaron a la isla 120 gerentes de agencias de ...

COZUMEL, MX.-Autoridades municipales, estatales y federales colocaron la primera piedra del proyecto de la Marina Fonatur Cozumel, en la cual se contempla invertir 37.4 millones de dólares y con la que se espera atraer 191 millones de dólares en inversión privada.La tarde noche de ayer miércoles, sobre la zona hotelera ...

According to a Statistics Canada  first-quarter travel report (http://www.statcan.ca/menu-en.htm), sun-seeking Canadians made Mexico, the Dominican Republic and Cuba their top three tourist overseas destinations. Over half a million overnight trips were made to Mexico between January and March of 2007, up 24.6 per cent from first quarter of ...

"The Vancouver Sun" Published: Saturday, October 07, 2006by Helena Zukowski, Special to the SunWhen Christina and Robert Stobbs of North Vancouver first visited Mexico 20 years ago, they fell gobsmacked in love with its white-sand beaches, rich culture, climateand, most of all, Mexico's "wonderful, friendly people." Like ...

Published: Tuesday, November 13, 2007Doug Gray, author of The Canadian Snowbird Guide, defines a snowbird as a person who spends more than a month each year in a sunny southern location.Western Canadian fowl prefer California and Arizona; for Central and Atlantic Canadians, it's Florida and Texas.About two-thirds of Canada's snowbirds ...

Article By: Douglas Gray The thought of spending up to six months in a warm and sunny U.S. sunbelt state, perhaps even Mexico, during Canada's unfriendly winter season is becoming increasingly popular for millions of Canadians over 50 -- retired or not. And it's a trend that continues to grow every year as Canada's population ...

As published in http://www.hifx.com Each year, more than a million Canadians, affectionately dubbed "Snowbirds" migrate to southern climes to enjoy warm weather and sandy beaches. The strong Canadian dollar (CAD) is making the trip more affordable and attractive than ever. Mexico is heating up as a popular destination. According to ...

By Ellen Ashton-Haiste 'What we like is the laid-back, slow pace,' says one expat living in the Lake Chapala region of Mexico. 'The people are absolutely wonderful. The cost of living is lower. The weather is great. And the country is rich with culture and history and places to sightsee.' But test the lifestyle first, he urges - ...

  Crean división para atender al mercado turístico, a través del desarrollo de nuevas comunidades en Cancún, Los Cabos y Puerto Vallarta. Desarrolladora HOMEX informó sus planes para fortalecer la presencia de la compañía en el mercado turístico, a través del desarrollo de ...