Guaranteed sunshine and swimming temperatures – with round-the-clock fun, relaxation and endless activities on a bleach white beach— are the main reasons Canadians continue to accept the deeply discounted deals offered on Mexico’s Yucatan, Baja and Pacific coastlines. But that’s just the beach.

Inland, the intriguing colonial cities of Guadalajara, Magdalena, Tequila, Morelia, and Oaxaca are eye-popping delightful, with the vibrancy of more than 60 indigenous cultures. According to the media members in the Canadian chapter of SATW (Society of American Travel Writers) this winter Mexico is hot, it’s cheap, and fascinating. Information is online at www.visitmexico.com, highlighted with a snapshot like this:

• Sunwing specializes in Mexico with flights from 18 Canadian gateways to the beaches of Cancun, Riviera Maya, Puerto Vallarta, Cozumel, Los Cabos, Huatulco, Ixtapa, Acapulco and Riviera Nayarit, with each of these destinations giving you an all-inclusive vacation. More information is available online at www.sunwing.ca.

• Intrepid Travel takes you to Mexico in quite a different way. Intrepid has a total of 15 itineraries, many in combination with the neighbouring countries of Central America. Durations are 10 to 46 days. Most exciting is the 15-day “Mexico Unplugged” itinerary where you will travel overland from Mexico City to Playa del Carmen taking in exotic Oaxaca and Palenque. This experiential combination is ideal for the curious traveler as it delivers a taste of timeless culture and history with snorkeling, beach, cuisine, tequila and cervesa. More information is available online at www.intrepidtravel.com.  

• Barcel? Hotels & Resorts are located in beach settings, but right next door to the original home of Aztec and Maya. Opt for an all-inclusive stay with experts in this aspect of Mexican culture and get to know the modern touches alongside ancient civilizations that have left us with a beguiling legacy. Look for Barcel? properties in Cancun, Cuernavaca, Huatulco, Ixtapa, Los Cabos, Manzanillo, Puerto Vallarta, and Riviera Maya. More information is available online at www.barcelo.com.

If you are going to have a road trip, one of the most important preparations for you to do is packing. Making proper packing before you go for a road trip will help you to easily take certain stuff that you need during the trip. At this time, this article will provide you some information about packing for a road trip.
The first thing that you need to do is to make some lists of certain items that you want to carry for your trip. Make sure that you will bring certain items you really need for the trip. Do dot bring useless item since it can take certain space in your bag.
The second thing that you need to do is to select the bag you are going to use. If you are going to take a lot of walking in your destination, the most appropriate bag that you need to use is a large backpack. This large backpack will be very beneficial for you to carry many items you need for the trip.
Thirdly, in order to avoid your clothes getting dirty or wet, you need to pack them into small plastic bags before you put them in your bag. It is really recommended for you to place these wrapped clothes in the bottom part of your bag. Also, you need to prepare empty plastic bag that will be used for your dirty clothes.
Fourthly, it is also important for you to include medicines and other first aid supplies to your bag. These items will really help you when you get any injuries during the trip. Besides, in order to avoid getting bored on the road, you need to bring MP3 player or any electronic device that will entertain you while you are on the trip. Have a nice trip!