SAT Mexico Tour and Travel

Exchange rates fluctuate per day, so check these when you depart to Mexico to have a more accurate idea. A good website for this is www.xe.com.

The Mexican Peso is subdivided in 100 centavos, with coins of 10¢, 20¢, 50¢, $1, $2, $5, $10, and banknotes of $20, $50, $100, $200, $500, and $1000.

Traveling in Mexico is as expensive or cheap as you want it to be. It depends on your tastes and budget. Generally, Mexico is very affordable. But the co...

Major international credit or debit cards (with Maestro, Cirrus, and systems) can be used for payments or to withdraw cash from ATM´s. A transaction fee ...

In some touristic destinations, such as Cancun or Los Cabos, you will (often) be able to pay in US Dollars. But keep in mind that Mexico's official c...

Salaries in tourism and the hospitality industry (including restaurants) are often very low; people may depend on receiving tips to supplement their basi...

Bargaining is important in some situations. For example, when shopping for crafts in souvenir stores or when you visit a market (except for food), they e...