Tequila at 30,000 Feet? My Aeromexico Business Class Review
What is Aeromexico Business Class actually like? My review covers the seat, food, drinks, service and the parts of the experience that stood out most.
North America
Mexico
Colourful neighbourhoods, ancient history, extraordinary food, and cities packed with enough energy to fill even the shortest trip.
Mexico brings together colourful neighbourhoods, ancient history, extraordinary food, and cities with enough energy to fill even a short trip. These guides focus on first-hand itineraries and practical planning, particularly around Mexico City, with realistic advice on neighbourhoods, transport, major sights, day trips, food, and how to make limited time feel full without making the itinerary exhausting.
Practical information
- Best time to visit
- November–April
- Currency
- Mexican peso (MXN)
- Language
- Spanish
- Timezone
- Multiple time zones; Mexico City uses Central Standard Time
- Getting around
- Domestic flights and long-distance buses connect major destinations; metro and ride-hailing are useful in larger cities.
- Budget
- Around 1,500–3,000 MXN per person per day
- Visa
EU and U.S. passport holders: Generally visa-free for eligible tourist visits, subject to Mexican entry requirements and the permitted stay granted on arrival.
Other nationalities: Entry and visa requirements depend on nationality and trip length; check current official requirements before travelling.
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