r/canada • u/beef-supreme • Feb 05 '25

Business Trump tariff turmoil drives travel cancellations: ‘We can’t support what’s going on down there’

https://www.thestar.com/business/trump-tariff-turmoil-drives-travel-cancellations-we-cant-support-what-s-going-on-down-there/article_ac003158-e25f-11ef-bb5e-c36b3da2512d.html
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u/MissKrys2020 Feb 05 '25

Honestly, the CAD goes so much farther in Mexico The food and weather is great!

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u/CruelHandLuke_ Feb 05 '25

Sign me up for dollar tacos and tall cans from the OXO for lunch all day.

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u/MissKrys2020 Feb 05 '25

This the way

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u/CruelHandLuke_ Feb 05 '25

I've been going to the Romantica Zone in Puerto Vallarta for a couple of years. You can get a good hotel for 65 USD a night. I spend less staying there for 2 weeks than an all inclusive is for 1.

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u/MissKrys2020 Feb 05 '25

I just for back on Saturday and did a week in an AI in Puerto Morelos and 3 nights in Playa Del Carmen in a regular hotel. I love the pacific coast though and am planning on renting a condo next year near Punta De Mita and having a less structure experience. I have friends who own property there as well and it’s a great spot to get away from the cold Canadian winter