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London: From the lucid waters of the Gulf of Mexico to the quirky
coves on the Pacific coast along with all the fascinating sights, towns and
stunning vistas in between, there are many reasons why you should visit Mexico
next year.
With beaches so beautiful they are rivalled by few other
places in the world to lively cities bustling with life and character, Mexico
has something on offer for everyone. If you're looking for cheap Mexico
holidays then going out of season during
the cooler months of the later winter, spring and autumn will offer better
value for money.
Beach holidays
For some of the best beach holidays in the world, Mexico is second to none. From
those wanting to sunbathe and relax on soft golden sand in the Mexican Riviera
to those wanting to partake of white-knuckle activities including surfing,
snorkelling and jet skiing on the Pacific Coast, Mexico's beaches cater for all
tastes, ages and requirements.
Dia de la Bandera - Day of the Flag - Mexico City
As you can imagine, the colourful, vivacious and laid-back
Mexico City has some kind of great festivity or event on practically every week
of the year. If you want to witness authentic Mexican culture, travelling to
Mexico City in late February will ensure that you have an affordable, out of
season holiday and will also introduce you to a traditional Mexican
celebration.
In 2013 the Dia de la Bandera will be held on 24 February in
celebration of the city's independence. This particularly colourful event sees
the city carpeted in Mexican flags as the whole town celebrates their history.
The thrill of travel
Travel agencies provide great sun holidays around the world and Mexico is one of the
most popular destinations. If you're looking for a getaway to the sun in the
traditionally grey month of November, then a trip to Cancun to witness the Cancun Revolution Day would
certainly exceed expectations for an exciting and memorable early winter break
with plenty of sunshine.
This annual event brings an amalgamation of students and
armed forces that collectively form pyramids and execute the nail biting 'tiger
jump' through a ring of flames. For those who prefer to take a spring holiday,
Cancun celebrates the Cancun Art and Cultural Festival in May, where Mexico's
most lively city gets an injection of art, culture and flamboyance.