QuickTips Index
Daylight Saving Time in Mexico
Find out when to change your clock for Daylight Saving Time in Mexico, called "horario de verano" in Mexico.
The Mexican Flag
Find out about the history and meaning of the Mexican flag.
Register Your Trip
By registering your trip with your country's embassy or consulate you ensure that your whereabouts are known in case of a disaster or emergency.
Get a Passport
Resources to help you find out how to apply for and get a passport, including US and Canadian passports.
Eating Vegetarian in Mexico
If you're a vegetarian contemplating travel to Mexico, don't worry - you won't starve, and you don't have to survive on a diet of rice and beans either, though these may end up being staples.
Swine Flu Travel Tips
Find out what measures to take to prevent the spread of swine flu when you travel to Mexico.
Las Mañanitas
Lyrics and translation of the Mexican birthday song, Las Mañanitas.
Exchanging Money in Mexico
Find out what you need to know about exchanging your currency to Mexican pesos and the exchange rate for the Mexican peso.
A Guide to the Beaches of Cancun and the Mayan Riviera
Visitors to Cancun and the Mayan Riviera have a wealth of beaches from which to choose. This guide to the beaches of Cancun and the Mayan Riviera will help you decide which beach to go to for your perfect beach getaway.
Cancun Nightlife
Find out how best to enjoy Cancun's nightlife and get the most for your money when clubbing in Cancun.
Letter of Parental Authorization for Minors Traveling to Mexico
When only one parent is traveling with a child, they must carry a notarized letter from the other parent authorizing the child to travel to Mexico. Here is an example letter.
Travel to Mexico with your Pet
Planning a trip to Mexico and want to take you pet? Find out the rules for entering Mexico with pets.
Taking Authorized Taxis
Taking authorized taxis will help you stay safe and avoid rip-offs. Here's what you need to know about taking authorized taxis in Mexico City and other large cities in Mexico.
Chiles en Nogada
Chiles en Nogada is poblano chiles stuffed with meat, nuts and fruit and topped with walnut sauce and garnished with pomegranate seeds. Find out about the origins and history of this traditional Mexican dish.
Celebrating the Spring Equinox in Mexico
The spring equinox is celebrated in Mexico with spring festivals and parades, but the main events of this day take place in archaeological sites.
Mexican National Public Holidays
List of Mexican national public holidays
Mexico City Bus Stations
There are four main long-distance bus stations in Mexico City. Determine which station you need to get to for buses to your destination.
Pointsettia
The pointsettia is originally from Mexico where it is known as the Flor de Nochebuena. Find out more about this Mexican Christmas flower.
Telephones in Mexico
This guide will give you the information you need to make and receive mexico phone calls, with information about country and area codes and some emergency numbers.
Turibus in Mexico City
Taking the Turibus is a stress-free way to get around Mexico City.
A Week in Mexico - Suggested Itineraries
Some suggested itineraries for a week-long Mexican vacation, combining colonial cities with beach resorts.