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Airlines list and phonesAirport to hotel transportationThe airport is 5 miles far from the first hotel in the hotel zone, and the farest hotel is about 10 miles far from there. Airport to hotels transportation are concessions to some companies for better service, fees, etc. and they uses only Mini-Vans or Deluxe cars.The fare is approx. $10 US from Airport to Hotel zone or downtown, ask the driver for other destinations.There are not Taxis in the airport for transportation, is foribidden for taxi drivers to pick up tourists there. They only can leave people at the airport.AirlinesHere is a listing of the airlines and their phone numbers in Cancun. If dialing from the United States, you must dial 011-5298 and then the number. You would probably prefer to find a US number to avoid long distance charges.Cancun's airport is located about three miles inland from the southern end of the Hotel Zone. A departure tax of US$12, also payable in pesos, is collected for all international flights.Buses of public servicePublic buses, city buses and taxi vans, some of them air-conditioned, run between downtown and the Hotel Zone from 6 a.m. till midnight. The service is dependable and drivers will stops if you flag them down. The trip anywhere on the island costs only $3.00 (about $0.40 US). Buses can be crowded during rush hours--from 8 to 9 a.m., 1 to 2 p.m., 4 to 5 p.m. and 7 to 9 p.m.Buses to other cities in Mexico TaxisTaxis are available 24 hours a day at the hotels and practically everywhere. Taxis are the simplest way to get around Cancun, and fares are moderate. Cabs are plentiful in the Hotel Zone and downtown; you can either flag one down or go to a taxi stand. Rates are posted at many hotel entrances, but you should establish the fare with the driver before getting in. Although tips are not expected, they are always appreciated. We recommend you to ask for the fare before getting in (the doorkeeper at the hotel or your tour representative can help you with the acceptable fares).Car RentalRental cars, primarily standard-shift subcompacts and four-wheel-drive vehicles, are available at the airport and throughout Cancun. You can rent an automatic car with air-conditioning if you reserve it in advance. You can also hire a big, late-model car with air-conditioning and an English-speaking chauffeur at many hotel travel desks. There are no rental cars available on Isla Mujeres; you can, however, bring a car over on the Punta Sam ferry.International road signs are used in Cancun-- although the words are in Spanish, you'll recognize the signs themselves. Keep your eyes open for bicycles, three-wheeled carts, mopeds and pedestrians, and be especially careful in the traffic circles. One final word of advice: Look out for yellow signs with small mountains on them--they indicate topes, or speed bumps, ahead--sometimes immediately ahead.In town, the limit is generally 40 km/hr (approx 25 mi/hr) and in the Hotel Zone 60 km/hr approx 37 mi/hr), with busy sections at 40 km/hr. Highways range between 90 km/hr (approx 55 mi/hr) and 100 km/hr (approx 68 mi/hr). Speed bumps are a very popular way of keeping drivers within the speed limits, look for them when entering and leaving towns and villages. If they catch you off guard, they can knock you senseless!If you run out of gas or break down, don't leave the vehicle; Mexico's "Green Angels," part of the Tourism Department, patrol the main roads and will lend you assistance.If you would like to rent a car while in Cancun, here are some phone numbers for you. Remember to dial 011-5298 plus the number when dialing from the USA.Car rental AgenciesAvant Avis Budget Continental Dollar Econ Economovil Executive Hertz Holiday Katun Monterrey Master Car National Payless Royal Top
Ferries To Cozumel:Cozumel Shuttle
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Cruz Roja | 884 16 16 / 892 31 23 |
Bomberos: | 884 12 02 |
Hospital Gral: | 884 16 16 |
Ayuntamiento: | 881 28 00 / 884 07 11 |
R. ayuntamiento: | 884 36 95 |
Proteccion Civil: | 887 34 35 |
Emergencias | 060 / 066 |
Aeropuerto | 848 72 00 |
S. de transportes | 884 75 94 |
BBVA Bancomer Scotia Bank Inverlat HSBC
Serfin Banorte Banamex
O SOUTHPuerto Morelos 36 km
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TO WESTValladolid 150
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Rebuilt at a cost of $90 million following Hurricane Gilbert's 1988 tirade, enables Cancun's hotels to host 12,000 people for a convention. The new Convention Center contains 72,000 square feet of exhibition space, 52 meeting rooms, two ballrooms of 28,000 and 14,000 square feet, and facilities for theatrical performances, concerts, and expositions. The Center also contains a shopping plaza with more than 50 boutiques and services, and a 500 foot tower with a restaurant on its top. A number of the larger hotels also have ballrooms and convention space to augment the facilities at the Convention Center.
United States
US Citizens, regardless of age, who have been out of country
for a minimum of 48 hours and have not used their respective
duty-free allowance within 30 days are entitled to a 400 duty
free tax exemption, meaning a couple with two childrens can bring
home 1600 worth of articles duty free.
Canada
Canadian citizens who have been outside for a minimum of seven days are permitted a duty free exemption of 500 one each calendar year. Citizens are also permitted a duty free exemption of 200 each time they are out for more of 48 hours. Please note that this exemption may not be claimed during the same period as the 500 exemption, nor can your exemptions be pooled with your spouse or childrens.
Hospital Americano
Hospital Total Assist
Clínica Victoria
Agentes de Viajes
Asociación Hotelera Cancún
Camara de Comercio
Camara Restaurantes
Cancun Eco Sciety
CHA Miami
Fonatur - Fondo Mixto de Promoción de Cancun
Mundo Maya
Secretaría de Turismo (city)
Secretaría de Turismo Estatal
Amigos de Siaan Ka
Miles/Hr | 20 | 40 | 60 | 80 |
KM/Hr | 32 | 65 | 97 | 130 |
GAL | 1 | 5 | 10 | 50 |
Liter | 3.79 | 18.93 | 38 | 190 |
Men's | American | Mexican |
Tshirts | Small | 38 |
Medium | 40 | |
Large | 42 | |
X Large | 44 | |
Men's | 8 | 6 1/2 |
Shoes | 8 1/2 | 7 |
9 1/2 | 8 | |
10 1/2 | 9 | |
11 1/2 | 10 |
Women's | American | Mexican |
clothes | 8 | 32 |
10 | 34 | |
12 | 36 | |
Women's | 6 | 3 1/2 |
Shoes | 6 1/2 | 4 |
7 | 4 1/2 |
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