Tourism is a big priority for the president of the Mexican United States.

The Mexican President Vicente Fox has the tourism activity such as main priority Topic for his 6 years period federal government (2001-2006)

Making tourism a national priority is one of the fundamental axes of the new tourist policy laid down in the National Tourism Program 2001 - 2006. One of the main purposes of the program is to consolidate the production and dissemination of information to strengthen the sector.

The information is more than important to our tourist work, it is indispensable, and we can use it to provide a solid basis for the decision-making process.

We place at your disposal information that we have compiled from a number of recently conducted surveys and research exercises. Additional information will soon be available on this web site.

We hope that this information is both interesting and useful.

"We are a strong tourism nation with more than 24,000 kilometers of warm beaches, we welcome people from all over the world"

"We need more new Enterprises with high sense of responsibility so we can do all of us a better Mexico for every single person that visit our country"

"Social development to good of the majority of Mexicans thanks to the tourism industry is main reason to work very hard of my presidency"

Welcome to Mexico "Mi casa es tu Casa Amigo"

Vicente Fox Quesada

PRESIDENT OF THE MEXICAN UNITED STATES

CNN LARRY KING LIVE

America's New War: Insight Into the Minds of Terrorists

President Vicente Fox on

CNN's "Larry King Live"

LOS ANGELES, California (CNN) -- Mexico is willing to go "all the way" to help the United States in its war on terrorism by supplying oil, preventing movement of terrorists' money and keeping them from crossing the U.S.-Mexican border, President Vicente Fox said Friday.

"We have strengthened our mechanisms related to migration so that we make sure that the Mexican territory is absolutely not used by terrorists," Fox told CNN's "Larry King Live" on Friday.

He said Mexico will "control and enhance the law within our territory and on the border to make sure that no terrorists will come through Mexico to go to the United States."

In the first week after the September 11 terrorist attacks in the United States, Fox said the number of visitors dropped 30 percent in Mexico's largest resort city, Cancun.

"But it's coming back. It's recuperating, slowly, but it's recuperating," he said. "Fortunately, up to now for the month of October, we don't have yet one single cancellation. So we still expect that people will come back, to ride planes -- that people will come back to work."

The Mexican president visited Washington the week before the terrorist attacks, pushing for "regularization" of Mexican nationals who migrated illegally to the United States. He said he expects those discussions to continue, despite new security concerns in the wake of the attacks.

He said he had a conversation with President Bush in which Bush told him "that although right now concentration would have to be on facing this challenge and this problem ... our bilateral matters will not be affected."

"Soon, we'll be coming back to discuss the projects that we are developing together on this alliance for prosperity that we're working with the United States," Fox said. "I think that we will come back to normality also on these issues."

While Fox said Mexico will help the United States diplomatically and would be willing to share intelligence and supply oil, he said he does not expect Mexico to participate in any U.S. military operation.

"Militarily speaking, we don't count. I mean, we are not a military country," Fox said. "We don't have a strong army. That is not the way we contribute."

In Mexico our visitors have rights and the laws are at your side...

Learn More about the rights you have in Mexico the Federal Consumer´s Protection Office ( PROFECO) will help you in case of a problem that you may have with travel agents, airlines, timeshares, car rental, and all services in general log on the official web site and visit the English version.

There is also the official web site from the Ministry of tourism so you can find any information about the tourism industry in our country.

www.profeco.gob.mx

www.sectur.gob.mx

Department of State

Travel Warnings for American Citizens that travel outside the United Status of America for business or pleasure. www.state.gov.com

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