TUESDAY
JANUARY 20, 2009 |
Donde
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What
once felt like the domain of Cancun-bound
Spring Breakers is fast becoming this
year's hottest travel destination. Whilst
it's miserable and raining in Blighty
and the rest of the continent is financially
hooped, Mexico is tempting more Brits
from their depleted Euro stomping grounds.
And with the launch of Mexicana's direct
service from Europe, we can't think of
a better time to make the transatlantic
crossing.
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If
the thought of mega resorts full of British
tourists is scaring you off, head to the
relatively secluded area of Riviera
Nayarit. Stretching along 100 miles
of Pacific coast, it's still popular
with locals and speckled with low key
bed & breakfasts. Now is the time
to go before big hotel chains get their
construction plans underway.
For the design option, Mexican
Boutique Hotels have over 20 years
of experience and represent 47 of the
country's most intimate and exclusive
properties. We love Basico's utilitarian
design and cheeky white Polaroid cameras
above the beds.
And for total privacy, why not rent Amara's
four bedroom beachfront condo? With wireless
connection, en-suite rooms, fully stocked
kitchens and infinity pool, you won't
have to see another person, let alone
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TODAY'S
EVENT PICKS |
Soak
up a bit of Voo-Doo
and Hoochie Coochie Spirit
courtesy of artists, writers
& musicians at Riflemaker.10am-6pm.
74 Beak St, W1F.
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Artist
Richard
Wentworth chats about making
art for the London Underground.
6.30pm. London Transport Museum.
Covent Garden Piazza, WC2.
Free. |
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Witness
some early
Chaplin at the BFI and
have a good old-fashioned,
glorious giggle. 6.20pm. BFI
Southbank, Belvedere Road,
SE1.
£5. |
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Genres
get bent as avant-garde performer
Greek-born Mikhail
Kariki mixes things up
with Martyn Bates. 8pm. King?s
Place. 90 York Way,
N1. From £9.50.
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