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July 15, 2001
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Away from the giant resorts on the peninsula, travelers can enjoy Mexico's beauty free of the crowds. Story
[Photo: Susan Kaye]
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Airlines may go the distance for kids flying solo
Editor's note: Today the St. Petersburg Times introduces a column offering a different view of air travel -- that of Elliott Hester, who has been a flight attendant for 16 years.
Step into old Mexico
Zihuatanejo, on Mexico's southwestern Pacific coast, retains its simple, unhurried charm as a major resort bustles nearby.
Ecology vs. economy
Eco-tourism supporters hope the Mexican government will protect the natural resources in the waters off La Paz.
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| Acapulco |
 For thousands of annual visitors, Acapulco is the ideal holiday resort. This Pacific resort is a Mecca for those who love swimming, shopping, and enjoying the nightlife. Acapulco Bay, one of the world's best natural harbors, is the city's centerpiece. The weather is Acapulco's major draw--warm waters, almost constant sunshine, and year-round temperatures in the 80s. It comes as no surprise, then, that most people plan their day around laying their towel on some part of Acapulco's many kilometers of beach.
Beach diversions come in all varieties at this amazing resort town. More
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