New book spotlights critical information for travelers to Mexico

Released on = February 11, 2006, 8:19 am

Press Release Author = TrueStar Publishing

Industry = International Trade

Press Release Summary = "50 Things You Must Know Before You Travel to Mexico," by
former Associated Press Writer James Truett, contains vital information for anyone
planning to travel to, live in or retire in Mexico. The 105-page ebook, based on the
writer's experiences living in Mexico for more than 10 years, provides insider tips
and solutions to common problems that frequently confound and frustrate newcomers to
Mexico.

Press Release Body = CABO SAN LUCAS, MEXICO -- "50 Things You Must Know Before You
Travel to Mexico" is a new ebook hot off the keyboard of writer James Truett, who
has lived in Mexico for more than 10 years.

"The book is so full of vital information that even someone who has lived in Mexico
for years can learn from it," says reviewer Bruce Berger, an award-winning writer
with more than 30 years as a part-time resident of Baja California himself. "For the
newcomer to Mexico, reading this book is a necessary act."

The 105-page downloadable ebook, offered by TrueStar Publishing for $19.95, is
packed with practical information only a long-time resident would know after years
of frustrating and expensive trial and error. For information on buying the ebook,
please visit: http://www.truestarpublishing.com/mexico/?ExpressPR

"I've seen so many people come to Mexico for a short visit, or even to retire here,
but they have no idea how different things are here," Truett says. "Despite Mexico's
proximity to the U.S., once you're across the border, you're definitely not in
Kansas anymore."

In addition to sections on how to handle financial matters, communications, personal
safety, basic legal and cultural issues, Truett, a former Associated Press Writer,
offers an extensive and enlightening epilogue with commentary on Mexican life and
culture.

"I wanted to write something that would fill in areas usually left out of travel
guides and brochures," says Truett. "Too many people get down here without a clue
about how life really is. This information will prepare them and reduce or eliminate
many of the frustrations they encounter."

In the book, Truett addresses the many tasks that often confound, frustrate and
irritate newcomers to Mexico, such as:

. How to change money quickly, easily and get the best rate.

. How to use your credit cards safely and securely.

. How to keep in touch with friends and family without running up a huge long
distance bill.

. An easy way to get local currency even before you leave home.

. Important tips about using the phone system.

. How to avoid being the victim of theft or fraud.

. A run down on insurance for travelers and expatriates.

. The real meaning of "amigo".

. Cultural aspects of time.

As an added bonus, buyers of the ebook also receive the ebook "Recipes from South of
the Border" with 240 favorite Mexican recipes, access to a web site with an
extensive list of resources especially for travelers and expatriates plus a
searchable directory of 4,065 Mexico-related web sites.

The Mexican Travel Resources section of the companion web site includes links for
money exchange services, travel insurance, international medical insurance, travel
safety products, Mexican auto insurance, travel friendly credit cards, broadband
phone service, international long distance calling cards, Spanish language programs,
as well as details on U.S. and Canadian Consulates in Mexico, and Mexican Consulates
in the U.S. and Canada -- all in one place.

Truett also recently completed a free Special Report called "Taming Montezuma Before
He Puts You on the Run: A guide to Travelers Diarrhea" The 15-page report on the
latest tips for avoiding Montezuma's Revenge is available for free at:
http://www.truestarpublishing.com/mexico/MR-report-download.shtml?ExpressPR

For more information or to download the ebook, "50 Things You Must Know Before You
Travel to Mexico," please visit: http://www.truestarpublishing.com/mexico/?ExpressPR

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Web Site = http://www.truestarpublishing.com/mexico

Contact Details = For more information, contact:

James Truett
TrueStar Publishing
Cabo San Lucas, Mexico
Phone: 480 626-8596
E-mail: mexico@truestarpublishing.com
Web Site: www.truestarpublishing.com

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