Mexico City
How to Move
Transportation Service to Hotel
Hotel
Mexico City International Airport (MEX)
Avenida Capitán Carlos León S/N
Colonia Peñón de los baños
Venustiano Carranza
15620 Mexico City, DF, MEXICO
Phone: +52 55 2482 2400
https://www.mexico-airport.com/
Felipe Angeles International Airport
Ferrocarril Avenue (no number)
Former Santa Lucía Military Air Base, C.P.
55608, Zumpango, State of Mexico
Start exploring Mexico City today...
Mexico City offers a blend of culture, cuisine, history, and entertainment around every corner. Whether it’s your first time in the city—or you’re looking to discover new places—we’ve put together a guide with handpicked recommendations to help you make the most of your experience beyond the event.
What will you find?
- Dining Recommendations
- Museums and cultural venues
- Traditional Mexican experiences
- Practical Tips for International Visitors
- Ideas for making the most of your time before or after InfoComm América Latina
Enjoy local cuisine
Discover Mexico through its flavors. From traditional tacos al pastor and Mexican snacks to contemporary cuisine, Mexico City offers a culinary experience as diverse as its culture. Here are a few options for you to enjoy during your visit to InfoComm América Latina.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Entry requirements for Mexico vary depending on your nationality. We recommend that you check the immigration requirements for your country before planning your trip.
If your nationality requires a visa to enter Mexico, you may not need to apply for a Mexican visa if you hold a valid and current visa from the United States, Canada, Japan, the United Kingdom, or any of the Schengen Area countries. Similarly, permanent residents of these countries or regions may also be exempt from this requirement.
Regardless of whether you need a visa or not, when entering Mexico, immigration authorities may ask to see documentation supporting the purpose of your trip, such as a valid passport, hotel reservations, travel receipts, or information about your participation in the event.
If you have questions about your specific situation, we recommend that you contact the nearest Mexican consulate or embassy before traveling
The airport where international flights arrive is Benito Juárez International Airport. You may also arrive at Felipe Ángeles International Airport.
Both Uber and Didi are safe apps for getting around in Mexico; you can also ask the hotel to call you a taxi. We do not recommend hailing taxis on the street.
Mexican peso (MXN).
Most places accept Visa and MasterCard.
We recommend dressing in business casual attire during InfoComm América Latina. In October, Mexico City is still in the rainy season, so it’s also a good idea to bring an umbrella or a lightweight raincoat for added comfort during your travels.
Yes, but please note that backpacks and large bags will be subject to inspection at the event entrances, which may result in additional wait times. For your convenience, we recommend bringing only the essentials. If needed, a bag check service will be available on-site.