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Cancun Information You probably don't have weeks or months to research all 200 Cancun hotels, and other Cancun information such as immigration identification requirements, available medical facilities, tours, weather, etc. Even with so many Cancun restaurants from which to choose, many vacationers find it less expensive to just pay the all-inclusive rate and eat all their meals at their hotel. Restaurants can be be a big expense unless you shop wisely. Cokes alone can run $30.00.  Tours and excursions booked through the hotel can easily double and triple the actual price of transportation and admission. For information about time-share you won't have to search. You'll be met at the airport by any number of time-share "sharks" and probably pitched at your hotel, too, with a "free tour" (think 4 hours of high pressure). Most of the hotels have a concierge desk set up in the lobby to help with your questions. Always agree upon prices before you decide. Don't be shy about "haggling" (it's part of Mexican culture) with all service providers (taxis, vendors, etc).    Whether buying a new car, or a used car, or selling a vehicle; first check KBB (Kelley Blue Book), Black Book, Red Book, or the NADA Used Vehicle Guide. For Cancun Specials and the lowest priced roomrates and airfares to the most popular Cancun hotels and Mayan Riviera resorts, turn from Cancun information to the Cancun home page.  Cancun Information. |