All inclusive Mexico Vacations

It's summer time, and that means for many families across the country, it's time to go on vacation. This year may be a little more difficult than past years, since so many people have lost equity, lost money, lost jobs. But for those who remain employed and in good financial standing, this is the best year to go on vacation.

Why? Precisely for the reasons that I mentioned in the previous paragraph. Other people aren't able to go on vacation like they used to, so traditional destinations are struggling to get travelers in to visit. That means they're desperate for your money, and desperate people are likely to give you a great deal on what you're looking for.

All inclusive Mexico vacation are probably the best place to look for a deal right now. Mexico has been hit by a double-whammy: The economic recession and the swine flu scare. Now, the second might be considered a good reason to stay away from all inclusive mexico vacation, but in reality it's not something to be any more concerned about than you would be about the normal influenza that hits the United states every year.

In fact you could probably be a little less concerned. Mexico's swine flu cases have largely been in and around Mexico City. Cancun, the destination for most all inclusive mexico vacation, has remained largely unscathed and has experienced fewer swine flu cases per population density than the united states as a whole.

Of course, we don't really know that here. But a little looking online and you'll find that Cancun's resorts are operating at about 30% of what they usually get for this time of year, and as a result you can price hunt like never before.

So what should you look for in all inclusive mexico vacations? I'd start by deciding what you want in an "all-inclusive" - do you want just to relax in the sun, have meals and drinks whenever you really feel like it, and laze around all day? Or would you like to have a paragliding, snorkeling, exploration adventure? Or maybe something in between?

Once you've identified that, you can head online and start searching for the vacation package that suits your needs best. The typical travel websites are a good place to start - Expedia, Travelocity, Orbitz, and the like. Once you've done price comparisons, you might even want to talk to a travel agent since they are likely getting offers from desperate resorts on a daily basis. A little old-fashioned legwork and effort could pay off big in this instance.