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  1. 06-29-2011, 07:34 PM #1
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    Bargains spur 12% increase in Mexico tourism

    Bargains spur 12% increase in Mexico tourism

    Experts say Americans have wrong perception

    Por: Leonel Sánchez 28 Junio 2011 @ 10:16 pm
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    Ernesto Coppel Kelly, a Mexican resort entrepreneur, said now is a good time to travel to Mexico. Troy Orem / SanDiegoRed.com

    Tourism in Mexico is up again despite the perception that it is not safe because of the drug-related violence that has claimed thousands of Mexican lives in recent years, according to a binational panel in San Diego on Tuesday.

    “The perception is that we are losing ground but it’s the other way,â€
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    I wouldn't vacation in Mexico even if the whole trip were free.
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    I would happily vacation in Mexico and see increasing tourism. I think of the number of Americans who would visit Mexico if their guide was a former classmate sent back there by Immigration enforcement.
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