The Mexico City Most
Travelers Never See.

To hold your spot, we require a 50% deposit. The remaining balance is due one month prior to departure.

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While the trip is non-refundable, we’ll make every effort to fill your spot if you need to cancel. If your spot is filled by someone else 50 days prior to departure, we will refund your payment. If it’s not filled, unfortunately, the trip will remain non-refundable, as we must recoup costs for accommodations and transport.

Mexico City offers a range of accommodations, and we’ve chosen a stylish, comfortable hotel in a vibrant area. However, be prepared for a few realities of staying in a developing city:

• Water pressure in the showers may be lower than what you’re used to.

• The hotel does not have air conditioning, but temperatures rarely exceed 75°F (27°C), and it can be quite cool at night.

• Each room will have a portable fan, portable heater, and extra blankets, as temperatures can shift throughout the day.

A very fair question, and I get it a lot, especially as someone who has lived in and frequently travels to Mexico City. In my experience, I’ve never had any issues. That said, like any large city, there are always risks, but we’ll be traveling in a guided tour bus, minimizing exposure to any potential dangers. Street smarts are always advisable, no matter where you’re traveling.

Each attendee will be required to sign a liability waiver, acknowledging and accepting all risks involved and absolving both myself and Tancredi & Morgen from any harm. While we take every precaution to ensure a safe and enjoyable trip, we want you to feel informed and comfortable throughout. text goes here

Mexico City is located at an altitude of 7,350 feet (2,240 meters) above sea level. While this gives the city its unique charm and stunning views, it’s important to be mindful of the effects of the altitude, especially if you're not accustomed to it.

Most people adjust within a day or two, but you may experience some mild symptoms such as shortness of breath or slight fatigue, especially during physical activities. It’s recommended to stay hydrated, take it easy during the first couple of days, and avoid excessive alcohol consumption to help your body adjust. Also, if you have high blood pressure please consult your doctor before traveling.

If you have any concerns or a history of altitude-related issues, please let me know beforehand, and I will ensure we provide support as needed.

What some refer to as “Montezuma’s Revenge” is a known occurrence when traveling to new places, as your body adjusts to new microorganisms. Even locals sometimes experience this. While it’s possible to have mild traveler's stomach issues (e.g., diarrhea, nausea), I have a local doctor on hand to help if needed. I also recommend consulting your own doctor before travel for any personal advice.

We will be reaching out prior to departure for your emergency contact information. Additionally, let us know if you have any medical conditions or dietary restrictions that we should be aware of to ensure a comfortable and safe experience.

A virtual orientation will be held before departure to go over trip details, answer any questions, and help you prepare. This is a great opportunity to meet other participants and ensure you're fully informed and excited for the journey ahead.