Posted August 11th, 2018
by Charles ·
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MexInsurance.com and the Hoopology Academy teamed up this summer to offer a camp to the children of Tijuana and it was a huge success. Jason Perkins, the founder of Hoopology applied his expertise and passion for the game south of the border this July to the benefit of the Children of Tijuana, Mexico. Mr. Perkins applies…
Filed Under: Arts and Fun • Baja Events • Tijuana
Posted March 14th, 2015
by Matthew Scalf - CTO ·
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Sante et Beaute Spa Tijuana may be known for its vibrant nightlife, but its daytime attractions are just as enticing. In fact, if you are crossing the border into Tijuana soon, be sure to book some rejuvenating treatments at the revered Sante et Beaute Spa, the perfect place to enhance your mind, body, and spirit…
Filed Under: Tijuana
Posted April 15th, 2014
by Charles ·
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The Mexican Riviera is located on the west side of the nation and generally encompasses the major cruise ship stops and tourist towns on the Pacific Ocean extending from Ensenada to Salina Cruz. Major vacation destinations like Cabo San Lucas, Puerto Vallarta, Punta Mita, Acapulco, and Mazatlan are some exciting places to visit in the…
Filed Under: Baja California • Cabo San Lucas • Ensenada • La Paz • Mexican States • Rosarito • San Felipe • Tecate • Tijuana • Uncategorized
Posted March 10th, 2014
by Charles ·
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There are a number of great reasons to cross the border into Mexico. Its breathtaking beaches, enchanting scenic landscapes, and attraction-filled cities are just a few that come to mind. Driving into Northern Mexico is as simple as packing up the car for adventure, procuring car insurance, and grabbing your passport. With thrilling cultural and…
Filed Under: Baja California • Puerto Penasco-Rocky Point • Rosarito • Tijuana • Tourism
Posted January 27th, 2013
by Michelle ·
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Plan on visiting Tijuana? As the state of Baja California’s largest city and metropolitan area, Tijuana boasts a reputation as a city that likes to have a good time. Essentially the most famous of all the border towns, Tijuana is only twenty miles from the Californian city of San Diego. With so many things…
Filed Under: Baja California • Tijuana
Posted August 31st, 2012
by Michelle ·
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Sure, the beaches, archaeological ruins, and resorts attract visitors from all over the world, but it’s really the cuisine that everyone comes clamoring for. Known the world over, Mexican food has elevated basic ingredients like corn, beans, and chili peppers to a gastronomically outrageous level of goodness. While the world may be content to simply…
Filed Under: Arts and Fun • Baja California • Mexico D.F. (Mexico City) • San Luis Potosi • Tijuana
Posted May 19th, 2012
by Michelle ·
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Hi everyone, Upcoming events in Mexico – that’s what I’m talkin’ ’bout! It’s been quite a while in-between posts. I’ve had a few distractions but I’m baaaack! Some of the news regarding Mexico lately hasn’t been good. I’ll leave it to the internet and TV/radio to inform about the murders and drug cartel news, and…
Filed Under: Baja 500 • Puerto Penasco-Rocky Point • SCORE • Sonora • Tecate • Tijuana
Posted March 30th, 2012
by Michelle ·
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If you have a car accident in Mexico – follow these three steps: One) Remain calm. Two) Do not leave the scene of the car accident and … Three) Be prepared to report to Quálitas (if you purchase through Mexinsurance) the following information: Who – your info plus the party or parties also involved: Names/…
Filed Under: Rosarito • Spring Break • Tecate • Tijuana
Posted January 5th, 2012
by Michelle ·
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Liability insurance was once recommended in Baja California, Mexico – now it is the law! All drivers, Mexicans included, MUST have Liability insurance for the vehicles. As of January 1, 2012: OBLIGATORY INSURANCE FOR PERSONAL ACCIDENTS (SOAP)* S seguros O obligatoriors A automobiles P personal Presentar seguro de responsabilidad civil vigente que ampare los conceptos…
Filed Under: Puerto Penasco-Rocky Point • Rosarito • Sonora • Tecate • Tijuana
Posted October 10th, 2011
by Michelle ·
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You may ask yourself, ‘Do I need Mexico insurance?’ before you cross the border. You may think, my car’s only worth $5,000 … I think I’ll “chance” it… save a few dollars. Bad decision. In Mexico they have what we call “Napoleonic Law” – Guilty until proven innocent. Yes, you read that correctly. Unlike in…
Filed Under: Tijuana
Posted July 19th, 2011
by Michelle ·
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Mexico insurance: some times it pays to get a six-month policy, or an annual. Hello! I like to help our clients save money whenever I can. Here’s a suggestion: if you go to Mexico often, more than once or twice a month, you might consider a six-month policy (or an annual, if you prefer). The…
Filed Under: Ensenada • Rosarito • Tijuana
Posted June 28th, 2011
by Michelle ·
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Tijuana – More Than Striped Donkeys and Tacos! Say it ain’t so! So, recently I saw a show on PBS about Tijuana. The first thing he said was something about ‘if all you know about Tijuana is about the striped donkeys and tacos, well, you have a lot to learn’ … whuh? Who would ever…
Filed Under: Tijuana
Posted May 20th, 2011
by Michelle ·
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43rd Annual Tecate SCORE Baja 500 SCORE = Southern California Off Road Enthusiasts Prerunning begins Friday in Mexico on the rugged 454+ mile course! SCORE International is an off-road sanctioning body in the sport of desert racing and is famous for its flagship event, the Baja 1000. SCORE races are held in United States and…
Filed Under: Baja 500 • Baja California • La Paz • Recreation • Rosarito • SCORE • Tijuana
Posted May 17th, 2011
by Michelle ·
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My mom, dad, sister and I used to go to Tijuana pretty often. We drove over and the traffic just wasn’t that bad then. We went right away to the shops! That’s us in the picture with the painted donkey, ‘zebra’ or zonkey, back in 1967. We loved to look at the colorful clothes and…
Filed Under: Rosarito • Tijuana
Posted April 22nd, 2011
by Michelle ·
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Mexico April 22, 2011 The Department of State has issued this Travel Warning to inform U.S. citizens traveling to and living in Mexico about the security situation in Mexico. This Travel Warning supersedes the Travel Warning for Mexico dated September 10, 2010 to consolidate and update information about the security situation and to advise the…
Filed Under: Ensenada • Puerto Penasco-Rocky Point • Rosarito • Spring Break • Tijuana • US Dept State/Homeland Security
Posted March 30th, 2011
by Michelle ·
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If you are planning a trip to Mexico from the United States, this post is for you! I was reading the U.S. Department of Homeland Security website and came across information I wanted to share. These sixteen, or so, tips are invaluable! Did you know that everything you acquire there has to be declared before…
Filed Under: Ensenada • Spring Break • Tijuana • US Dept State/Homeland Security
Posted October 10th, 2010
by Charles ·
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Tijuana Innovadora 2010 an exciting even held October 7-21, 2010 in Tijuana. A first class event with a list of top-notch speakers.
Filed Under: Tijuana
Posted October 4th, 2010
by Charles ·
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Locals know of it, but few tourists are aware of the Tijuana-Tecate Not-so-Express, an 18mph passenger train that cruises from the Garcia station in Tijuana (between Simon Bolivar and Diaz Ordaz boulevards in the Los Pinos neighborhood) 42 miles to the Tecate station on Defensores de Baja Califonia Boulevard in the La Vinita neighborhood just…
Filed Under: Tijuana
Posted October 4th, 2010
by Charles ·
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In the coming weeks we may see that the Mexican Federal Government take steps to unify some 2,200 local police departments under a federal command. The reasoning behind this is to establish a core set of training guidelines, practices, and processes that will assist the federal government in its fight against cartels. Tijuana claims some…
Filed Under: Ensenada • Rosarito • Tijuana