Similarities Between Cancun And Mexico

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Mexico has several and different kind of touristic cities. Acapulco and Cancun are the most famous Mexican destinies which both are beaches but one has more benefits for tourism. First, Acapulco has golden sand and dark blue sea, in contrast, Cancun has white sand and light blue sea. Also despite Cancun has a good night life, Acapulco is known by its extraordinary and exciting night life because of its many night clubs which close at 8 am. In addition, Cancun offers sea food but Acapulco has its own traditional seafood dishes such as “pescado a la talla”. Furthermore, people from Cancun are nice but the people from Acapulco are friendlier, for example, Mayan Palace Hotel hire “Acapulqueños” in order to work as hostess in its hotels in Cancun.

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