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Barceló Maya
We can't wait to celebrate with you! The ceremony & reception will be adults only. We kindly ask that all guests stay at the Barceló Maya Resort the night of the wedding. If you are wanting to book your accommodations, please be sure to use the link below so that you are included in the "Wedding Group Block Space". If you are not quite comfortable with doing this on your own you are welcome to use the services of Cathy Winter at EnVision Travel for any booking, shuttle or flight services at no additional cost. Love, Andrew & Brenna
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Travel Agent: Cathy Winter Email: cathy.winter@envisionta.com Phone: 704 -996-3473 NOTE: If you require 2 separate beds in your room, please email Cathy and she will add a note on your booking.
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Helpful Travel Tips
Traveling from the US to Mexico can be exciting and relatively easy, but it’s important to be well-prepared. Here are some helpful tips to ensure a smooth trip: Check Passport Requirements -Passport: Ensure your passport is valid for at least 6 months beyond your travel dates. - Travel Insurance: Consider purchasing travel insurance that covers medical emergencies, cancellations, and theft. Currency and Money Matters - Mexican Peso: The official currency is the Mexican Peso (MXN), but US dollars are accepted in many places, especially in touristy areas. - ATM Fees: Avoid excessive ATM fees by withdrawing money from ATMs associated with your bank. - Currency Exchange: It’s usually better to exchange money in Mexico or at your bank, as exchange rates at airports or hotels are often less favorable. - Apps: Consider downloading translation apps like Google Translate to assist with communication. Transportation Tips - Airport Transfers: You can arrange shuttle pick up & drop off through our booking website. Otherwise, use authorized taxis or airport shuttle services. Many airports have a dedicated taxi stand with fixed rates. - Public Transport: Buses and metros are affordable options for getting around major cities, but in some areas, taxis or rideshare apps like Uber are safer and more convenient. - Driving in Mexico: If you plan to rent a car, ensure you understand local traffic rules and driving conditions. Renting a car is a good way to explore smaller towns and more remote areas. Other Information - Weather: Mexico’s climate varies by region, so pack accordingly. The coastal areas are hot and humid, while the interior and higher elevations can be cooler. - Essentials: Don't forget sunscreen, a hat, comfortable shoes for walking, and any medications you may need.