AmRM Invitation Package

Invitation Package

2024

Map of Accommodation & Venues

You can see & download the map of Morelia and the main communication spots here.

Table of Contents 03

An Overview

05

Messages

08

Welcome to Mexico

16

Cuisine & Gastronomy

20

Venues & Accommodation

28

Highlights

33

Pre-AmRM

34

Post-AmRM

40

Registration Process

46

VISA Requirements

53

How to Get to Morelia

59

Travel Tips

64

Our Green Commitment

An Overview pre-RM Registration opens October 19th for trainers/facilitators & participants

AmRM Registration Period Early fee October 9th-18th Late fee October 19th-29th

post-RM Registration Period Early fee October 9st-18th Late fee October 19th-29th

January 4-8th, 2024 180 USD

January 8-13th, 2024 Early fee 265 USD Late fee 315 USD

January 8h, 2024 Early fee 50 USD Late fee 60 USD

*details of the registration are listed in page 40

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Lynda Parto, Regional Director for the Americas 23/24

Message from the Regional Director for the Americas My beloved Americas

♥️,

Let’s come together to celebrate our diversity, work, culture, and love for our region! The Americas Regional Meeting is an incredible opportunity to connect with NMOs from across the Americas, share knowledge, and engage in meaningful discussions.

This event is a chance to reflect on our challenges as a region, find solutions, and think big!

Join this Americas party, bring your flag, your music and your passion for your NMO, committee and IFMSA.

Prepare for your sessions and for the socials, tell your friends about the interesting topics that we are going to discuss, and bring your ideas and projects to network with the members of the Americas.

The Americas Regional Meeting is waiting for you!

Lynda Prato

Message from the Organizing Committee Camila Muñoz, Chairperson, Americas Regional Meeting 2024

Dearest members, It is a great pleasure for us to host the 2024 Regional Meeting of the Americas, not only for the opportunity to meet and address topics relevant to the Region, but also to share with you the unique experience of immersing yourself in Mexican culture.

We invite you to participate in one of the most important events in the region; an opportunity to learn and live new experiences that I assure you will be significant in your training.

You will be able to meet students from all over the region, re-encounter friends, and enlarge your vision of education.

I appreciate the efforts made by the Organizing Committee and the Regional Team, as well as the Universidad Michoacana de San Nicolás de Hidalgo, the City Council and the State Government, for their support and commitment to making this project possible.

I wish you to carry out in this event with the greatest enthusiasm and continue preparing yourself as the health leader and agent of change that you are.

Greetings from the city of the pink quarry,

Camila Muñoz

PRIMER WELCOME TO MEXICO!

ABOUT MEXICO ABOUT MORELIA SIGHTS AND EXPERIENCES

xarhatakuani welcome Mexico is a great mosaic that combines beautiful natural settings, cities with prehispanic, colonial, and modern heritage, a wide variety of exquisite delicacies that delight palates, and fascinating traditions that captivate the visitor.

From the beach to the mountains, from the desert to the jungle, from the temples to the vibrant cities, from sweet to spicy flavors, from relaxing to the happiness of its parties, we have everything that tourists are looking for, which is also well received by the warmth of its people.

Due to the wide biodiversity that the national territory possesses, we are one of the destinations par excellence for practicing ecotourism and adventure tourism.

Same way, the prehispanic heritage of our country, from New Spain to now on, results in a great cultural and archaeological legacy to enjoy. We have more than 187 archaeological zones and 35 sites declared World Heritage Sites by UNESCO, as well as the traditions and festivities that are passed down from generation to generation.

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Michoacán Known as “The Soul of Mexico” for all its richness in different areas, you can taste several flavors of our varied gastronomy, experience festivities, and marvel at our amazing landscapes.

Located in the center west of the Mexican Republic, it is one of the most beautiful regions in the world, linked to it thanks to a wide infrastructure of communications such as airports, land transport, and receptive tourism operators, which facilitate access from anywhere.

We are one of the richest states in lakes, forests, and other natural beauties such as the Sanctuaries of the Monarch Butterfly, the Paricutin Volcano or the Coast.

Also, there are magical towns and charming cities as follows: Angangueo, where millions of monarch butterflies gather every winter; oder Jiquilpan, a bohemian town with jacaranda trees, home to artists and a refuge for traditions; Cuitzeo, with a beautiful lake and sunsets; Paracho, capital of guitars; Pátzcuaro, a peaceful town with cobblestone streets, stately homes, tree-lined squares, and doorways always crowded for its delicious pasta ice cream; Santa Clara, with their beautiful copper crafts; Tacámbaro, with it’s waterfalls, mountains and magistic landscape; Tlalpujahua, productor of Christmas spheres; and Tzintzuntzan, with an archaeological zone and a great place to spend the traditional day of the dead.

About Morelia Know as "The City of the Pink Quarry", is considered the ideological cradle of the Independence Movement and home to well-known international music and film festivals.

Did you knew that the city was planned to be the capital of Mexico?

Morelia, a city in western Mexico, it's the capital of the state of Michoacán, located in the northern region of it.

Terefore we have one of the best and oldest architectural designs in the country. The spirit of Antigua Valladolid (1514) is preserved to this day, considering the Historic Center of Morelia has been distinguished by UNESCO as a "Cultural Heritage of Humanity"

The city of pink quarry From the admiration, tranquility, and harmony of its ancestral pink quarry constructions, we have a pleasant temperate climate all year round.

There is cultural wealth in every corner of the city; Purépecha gastronomy, one of the richest and most diverse cuisines; to its wide range of legends, traditions, dances and crafts, you will have the feeling of having traveled back in time.

Not without mentioning the monumental Baroque architecture, with unique expre-

-ssions reflected in the Aqueduct, the Metropolitan Cathedral, the Iglesia de la Compañía complex, and the former Jesuit College, as well as in the facades and arcades of the corridors and courtyards of the Valladolid.

CUIS SINE TASTE

GASTRONOMY

DISHES

Cuisine The culinary richness that exists throughout Mexico is another way to enjoy our beautiful country.

The great variety of ingredients and dishes prepared by the privileged hands of cooks and chefs, who imprint talent but above all love, have left a good taste in the mouths of tourists from all over the world. It’s importance is such that since 2010, Traditional Mexican Cuisine has been declared an Intangible Heritage of Humanity by UNESCO. For dinner you can find several alternatives: there is a wide gastronomic diversity. You can try typical Michoacan dishes such as corundas, tamales, huchepos, pozole, atole or you can even go to a restaurant or café in the city center (near the hotel).

Creations made from corn, the preparation of it’s moles and delicious desserts that sweeten the palate are just part of this wide range that motivates travelers to say: Bon Appetit!

Local food You cannot leave without trying a traditional gaspacho from the city, which is a combination of fruits (mainly mango, pineapple and jicama) with orange juice, cheese and the spicy sauce of your choice. This is the traditional one but you can modify it to your own taste by adding or removing some fruit, sauce or cheese.

We recommend you try the Gaspachos “El Güero de La Merced”, located near from the hotel.

Delivery service You can also use various delivery services at any time such as Uber Eats, Didi Food, Devy or Rappi. You just have to download the app, create an account, choose the food you want to order, and choose the location for the delivery.

VENUES AND ACCOMMODATION

PREPARATORIA NO. 5 CENTRO CULTURAL UNIVERSITARIO HOTEL MISIÓN CATEDRAL

“Cuna de héroes, crisol de pensadores”

UMSNH Universidad Michoacana de San Nicolás de Hidalgo The Michoacan University of San Nicolás de Hidalgo is a public and secular institution of upper secondary and higher level of education. It was established as the first autonomous university of America in 1917 and is currently the institution of higher education with the longest tradition in the state of Michoacán.

Due to its recognized educational quality and trajectory, it has established itself as an outstanding academic reference at a national and international level.

It is among the 100 best universities in Latin America and also among the best 10 in Mexico, thus complying with the highquality accreditation standards established by the Ministry of Public Education. In 2021, it was positioned as the ninth best university in Mexico by the Best Global Universities ranking.

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It is one of the 7 official high schools of the Michoacan University of San Nicolás de Hidalgo (UMSNH); it has multiple classrooms, a multipurpose room, a terrace and two courtyards.

Permanent Sessions Escuela Preparatoria “Melchor Ocampo” no. 5 UMSNH Located in the center of the city, it opened its doors in 1978, occupying the building of the old School of Accounting and Administration. Historically, it has served as the accommodation of the Father of the Nation Don Miguel Hidalgo y Costilla; Monte de Piedad of the city; School of Stenographers and Telegraphists; Academy of Fine Arts; Faculty of Jurisprudence and Commercial Secondary School.

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CCU

Centro Cultural Universitario Located in the foreground of the city, the University Cultural Center stands as a university building of importance for cultural, scientific and academic life.

It was built between 1991 and 1992 with the idea of being a reproduction of the original façade of the historic Colegio de San Nicolás (17th century) before its reconstruction in the second half of the 21st century.

It was founded with the purpose of increasing the cultural infrastructure of the institution, becoming a forum attended by various sectors of the university and social community.

Since it’s opening, it has been characterized as a university forum capable of hosting events of a different nature, including national, and international exhibitions, congresses, film series, conferences, OCUM concerts of different musical genres, theater, dance and other cultural activities of academia and science; all of them with the characteristic of being events of excellence and high quality.

Closing Ceremony

Teatro Matamoros

The room has a capacity of 544 seats with a short stage, adjustable to 484 seats by retractable stands for long stage or orchestra pit; isoptic design with cutting-edge equipment in comfort; as well as finishes suitable for aesthetic properties, techniques, and sounds, such as wooden lambrines on the sides. It has sound with a 360º atmospheric system and suspended front speakers; and a 3D cinema room, which houses Latin America’s largest widescreen, 9.89 meters high.

Accommodation

Misión Catedral Right on the main avenue, Mision Catedral Hotel is a 4-star quality service with amenities for all of its guests such as luxurious function rooms, a restaurant, a terrace, contact with tour agencies, and a wonderful colonial courtyard, among others. In addition to all the above mentioned, it is just a few steps from the Cathedral of Morelia, in the historic city center.

Accommodation

Amenities The reception is open 24 hours a day and provides information on the historic city of Morelia, as well as transport to the airport.

Room Service

Daily Housekeeping

First Aid Kit

Safe Box at the reception

Ironing Equipment

Restaurant

Wi Fi

Toiletries

Anti-noise Window

Coffee Machine

HIGHLIGHTS

CULTURE SIGHTSEEING SOCIAL PLAN

DAYCULTURE & nightlife

The downtown has many bars and nightclubs where you can have fun and get to know the nightlife of Morelia, also in areas other than the centre you will find nightclubs or restaurants with shows where you will get to know our distinctive music and entertainment.

Morelia is characterized by its tourist attractions both during the day and night, with a varied and adaptable approach to suit your taste.

You can have a delicious breakfast and enjoy the marvelous view of the city, or rather attend the ciclovía on Sunday, where the main avenue is left free to admire the historic center on a bicycle.

There are also free museums, theater plays, art exhibitions, visits to historical monuments, traditional dances in the main squares, different restaurants or coffees for eating, video mapping of monuments, and a tour of legends in ancient temples of the city.

SIGHTSEEING

what to do in Morelia?

Walk through the Historical Center Visit the Colonial Art Museum Tour the Museo Regional Michoacano Cook sweets at the Museo del Dulce Explore the “Benito Juárez” Morelia Zoo Look up to the Aqueduct of Morelia Marvel at Tarascas Fountain Walk through the Romance Alley Enjoy the illuminated Cathedral Purchase local handcrafts Delight the Museo Michoacano de las Artesanías and many more...

Opening Ceremony For the opening, we will offer a 3course gala dinner at the Clavijero Palace. In addition, we will have a special presentation by the Folkloric Ballet of Michoacán.

Legends Night Walk through the most emblematic places of the city, listening to the most terrifying colonial legends of the time.

This tour will be offered in both Spanish and English.

20s Party As this is an international experience, we invite you to bring typical clothing from the 1920s in your country. It will be in a perfect environment to travel back in time: Watson Bar. Join the party!

NFDP National Food & Drink Party This activity will serve as an opportunity for the delegates to get to know each other’s culture, as well as cultural performances and national food/drinks.

In addition to the food and drink stands, we will offer you a catwalk of typical costumes from each country and a display of traditional dance.

After the registration period, we will share more information about how to participate.

Goodbye Brindis After the closing ceremony at the Matamoros Theater, we will go to it’s terrace to toast and say goodbye to this wonderful experience.

pre-RM INFORMATION ABOUT SESSIONS AND THE REGISTRATION PROCESS WILL BE SHARED

BY EMAIL SERVERS

TRAIN YOURSELF, TRAIN IT ALL!

post-RM WELCOME TO MEXICO!

Monarca Butterfly Sanctuary Witness the great monarch butterfly migration during your stay in Michoacán on this full-day tour.

We will go to the Monarch Butterfly Sanctuary in El Rosario or Sierra Chincua, depending on the weather conditions.

You will learn about conservation efforts for the endangered insect and admire their beautiful wings.

OPTION 1

OPTION 2

Magic Towns We will visit the town of Quiroga where you can buy handmade crafts and taste the famous Michoacan carnitas, a typical dish of the region.

Then we will go to the magical town of Tzintzuntzan where you will enter it’s 16thcentury Temple and former Convent, place full of beliefs and work of ancient art.

Then we will take a boat tour to visit Janitzio Island where you can climb the Morelos Statue and take photos from the top of it. Finally, we visited the Center of Pátzcuaro to see the Plaza Vasco de Quiroga, try the famous “artisan pasta” ice cream, and wander the Basilica of the Virgin of Health, saint patron of the town.

OPTION 3

Paricutín Volcano National&Eco Park After admiring from a viewpoint the landscape of Michoacan, we will visit the ruins of San Juan Parangaricutiro, a town buried in lava due to an eruption in 1943. Then we will go to Angahuan, a purely Purépecha town, where there will be free time to eat local food and appreciate the typical Michoacan architecture, called trojes. Before turning back, we will visit the Barranca de Cupatitzio National Park, with it’s tons of waterfalls and trees that will surprise you in every step of the way.

HARD

OPTION 4

decision to make?

If you are interested in more than one plan, and it is a shame that you have to choose between some, it is our pleasure to inform you that you will be able to pick more than one!

HOW? After the last registration period, we will share a Google form to find out which plans are most attractive to you. Based on this, we will take the two most voted to offer a two-day plan, with a minimum price difference that would cover the accommodation between these two days.

Saturday 13th

Plan A

$50

Sunday 14th

Plan B

$50

For more info you can contact us at amrm.mexico2024@ifmsa.org or follow us on Instagram (@amrm2024mexico).

REGISTRATION PROCESS

FEES REGISTRATION & PAYMENT TIMELINE SUBSTITUTIONS & CANCELLATIONS

FEES

to take in mind Event

Early

Late

pre-RM

180

-

RM

265*

315*

post-RM

50

60

Take into consideration that the Exchange Rate will be 1 USD = 18.4 MXN. *Please note that Travel assistant fund (TAF) will be collected as 15 USD for everyone.

The pre-RM / RM registration fee includes access to the respective event, accommodation, meals, social programs, delegation kit and other expenses needed for the program. It does NOT include flight tickets, additional purchases at social programs, individual travel insurance, bank transfer fees, among other personal extra expenses.

The post-RM registration fee includes transport to the different locations of the plans. It does NOT include the meals and additional purchases.

DELEGATES who can join?

Each NMO of the Americas Region is guaranteed a quota of 12 delegates, eight during the early registration and four during the late one.

After that, in case of any vacancies, the last registration period will be opened for all NMOs that might be interested in bringing more delegates, as well as any IFMSA members who would like to attend the event as an observer.

REGISTRATION & payment

During each registration period, the OC will share an online form that should be filled by a representative of each NMO, preferably by the Head of Delegation, who must approve all respective delegates.

After registration, the OC will share the invoice and payment details. The list of delegates settled by the NMO will be confirmed by email.

Note: Cash payments will NOT be allowed during the event. The fee must be settled prior to this.

TIMELINE

for the RM & post-RM PROPER REGIONAL MEETING Early registration period

Late registration period

Issuance of invoices and payment details

Payment period

October 9th-18th

October 19th-29th

October 30thNovember 6th

November 7th-14th

There will be a last registration period as the final chance of assist to the event.

The quota to be covered will be late; this is where observers may also apply.

Last registration period

Issuance of invoices and payment details

Payment period

November 16th-22th

November 23th & 24th

November 25th-30th

POST-RM PLAN Early registration period

Late registration period

Issuance of invoices and payment details

Payment period

October 9th-18th

October 19th-29th

October 30thNovember 6th

November 7th-14th

REFUNDS

substitutions & cancellations We like to inform you that we adhere to the following reimbursement policy:

FULL REFUND

Before November 14th

75% refund

November 15th-19th

50% refund

November 20th-December 4th

Please note that no request for cancellation after December 4th will be accepted.

We kindly ask you to notice us as early as possible if you want to cancel your registration, so another student might be able to take your spot.

We’ll be open to substitutions on the period between November 20th to December 15th. A form for substitutions will be shared later to the HoDs.

For more info you can contact us at amrm.mexico2024@ifmsa.org or follow us on Instagram (@amrm2024mexico).

VISA REQUIREMENTS

VISA REQUIREMENTS HOW TO APPLY FOR A VISA

VISA

REQUIREMENTS Not everyone needs a Mexican visa to enter the country. However, many short-term stayers must complete an FMM (Forma Migratoria Multiple) prior to crossing the border. This applies to most people regardless of whether they travel to Mexico for tourism, business, or other reasons. You will find it at the airport.

VISA requirements for all National Member Organizations of the Americas Region are listed below, based on the provided information from the Mexican Immigration Procedures Microsite: A foreigner who presents any of the following documents shall not require a Mexican visa: Document proving permanent residence in Canada, the United States of America, Japan, the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland, any of the countries forming the Schengen area, as well as in the member countries of the Pacific Alliance (Chile, Colombia, Perú) Valid visa from Canada, Japan, the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland, the United States of America, or any of the Schengen countries.

APEC Business Traveler Card (ABTC) approved by Mexico.

If you are a national of one of the listed countries that do require a visa to enter to Mexico and you are not in any of the three previous cases, you are informed that to enter Mexico you must obtain a visitor visa without permission to carry out paid activities, for which you must obtain an appointment through the portal of appointments, available at the following electronic link: https://citas.sre.gob.mx/.

NO NEED FOR VISA Argentina

Canada

Jamaica Trinidad & Tobago

Barbados

Chile

Panama

Bahamas

Colombia

Paraguay

United States

Bolivia

Costa Rica

Peru

Uruguay

VISA REQUIRED For leisure, business, or any unpaid activity in Mexico that does not exceed 180 days, the follow must apply at a Mexican consulate for a visitor visa without permission to carry out paid activities: Brazil

Grenada

Dominica Republic

Guatemala

Ecuador

Haití

El Salvador

Honduras

Venezuela

Some countries request additional requirements, check more doing click on the country’s name:

HOW TO APPLY Which VISA should you apply?

Tourist VISA. It allows to participate in artistic, cultural or sports activities, not remunerated or lucrative. In addition, attend congresses, conventions, fairs and exhibitions or participate in summer courses, congresses, symposia or short courses, among other activities.

Which documents do I need?

The basic requirements are as follows: 1. A visa application form, available here: English | Spanish 2. Valid and current passport that will stay valid for at least 6 months, in original and legible copy.

3. Payment of the visa fee in cash 4. Invitation letter Usually, foreigners are asked to make an appointment with the embassy in advance in order to submit their application.

The consular staff will interview the applicant and take their biometric data (finger prints and photograph).

Please consider the timing of the process, to ensure that you have the VISA before the event.

SCHEDULE AN APPOINTMENT

1. Go to the site https://citas.sre.gob.mx/ 2. Create an account to use the aforementioned portal, the password must include at least one capital letter, lowercase letters and at least one number.

3. Fill out the form with your personal information 4. Select the option "Appointments” for “Embassies and Consulates” 5. Activate your account through the confirmation email 6. Fill in the applicant's information and the type of procedure you need 7. Click on search appointments, select the date and confirm 8. Once you get a turn on the appointment portal, you must show up 10 minutes before the scheduled time for the appointment at the address mentioned on the web page.

If you still have doubts about the appointment procedure, you can watch a tutorial here.

HOW TO GET TO MORELIA

HOW TO GET TO MORELIA TRANSPORTATION

As both AmRM and pre-AmRM will happen in Morelia, we highly recommend participants arrive at the Central de Autobuses de Morelia. Besides being the closest point of arrival to the city, it has also connection by public transport to the Venues of the meeting.

Morelia Bus Terminal (TAM) is the main bus station in the city of Morelia, with the opportunity to transport you to and from Mexico City, Guadalajara, Puebla, San Luis Potosi, Zacatecas, Queretaro, Leon, Celaya, among others.

The International Airport of Morelia “Francisco J Mugica” is the second option, which offers daily connections to several destinations. Is currently served by Aeromexico Connect, American Airlines, United Express, Viva Aerobus and Volaris. You can find more information of the airport at their official webpage here.

If arriving at Morelia Airport is neither the most viable option, we suggest you to arrive at the Mexico City International Airport, take a taxi to Central del Norte of Mexico City and use one of the following bus lines to get to the Morelia Bus Terminal: Primera Plus, Autovias, ETN. You can also use the Foreing Bus service with Primera Plus at the Aiport’s T1/T2 and take a trip to the city of Querétaro, then from Morelia with the lines already mention.

Transportation Among the means of public transport that the city of Morelia has are the bus and the combi (a van). Both cost $10 mxn per trip ($0.56 USD) and each one has multiple routes throughout the city.

There are some applications and internet pages where you can find the best routes to reach your destination: https://elrutero.com.mx/Morelia, Cumbiometro & Uitsi Morelia.

Generally, there are stops for public transport. However, you can stop the combi at any time on the route: uyou only have to make a signal with your hand.

Once he stops, you get on, for cordiality you say “hi” and immediately pay the fee with physical money.

Autobus To get a sense of the place from the local’s perspective and to see how people interact, autobuses are a fantastic way to explore it.

They are usually used for longer routes than the main city square, or between them.

Combi This is the usual transportation in the city, ideal for getting around if your destination is near the historic center.

Taxi Just the ordinary metered cab for when you are short of time or unfamiliar with the commute route.

Ridesharing apps You can make use of applications such as Uber or Didi, which will increase their cost further depending on your destination and the conditions of the city at the time of your trip.

We recommend that regardless of the type of transport you use, always check your route on Google Maps to make sure it is correct.

TRAVEL TIPS

BRIEF OF MORELIA PHRASES TO REMEMBER

BRIEF OF MORELIA

It is located in the west of the country. The climate is mainly warm subhumid, with an average annual temperature of 20 degrees Celsius, and an average annual precipitation of 850 mm.

RELIGION Mexico has Catholic Christianity as the predominant religion, covering more than 82% of the total population. The rest covers atheism (4.7%), Jehovah's Witnesses (1.4%) and a 4.6% mainly between Islam, Buddhism and Judaism.

TIME Morelia follows

GMT-6

with no daylight savings time throughout the year.

CURRENCY The currency of Morelia is the Mexican Peso (MXN). Please ask a money exchanger for the exact rates.

LANGUAGE The official language of Mexico is Spanish (Castellano).

Furthermore, thanks to the oral tradition of our native peoples, hundreds of languages and dialects are spoken that have been preserved since pre-Hispanic times. Currently, 11 linguistic families are recognized, from which 364 linguistic variants derive.

About Michoacán, the most spoken one is P’urhépecha, followed by Jñatio or Mazahua, Náhuatl and Ñhañhu.

TIPPING Tipping is not mandatory in Mexico.

However, we usually leave from 10% to 15% of the total consume at the place.

ROAMING VS CELLPHONE SIM Consider purchasing a local telephone package for your cellphone, as having calls and data service will help to keep in touch with the OC for notifications.

EMERGENCY NUMBERS

911

EMERGENCIES MORELIA POLICE

113 50 00

CIVIL PROTECTION

322 55 06

HOTLINE

072

RED CROSS

065

SECRETARY OF MIGRANTS

322 91 00

INSECURE AREAS The following is a list of unsafe neighbourhoods in the city, which is why it is NOT RECOMMENDED to visit these places, especially at night.

Primo Tapia Poniente Adolfo López Mateos Manantiales San Juanito Itzícuaro Colinas del Sur Primo Tapia Oriente Eduardo Ruiz Tenencia Morelos Villas del Pedregal

PHRASES

TO REMEMBER Here we give you some daily phrases communicate:

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ADDITIONAL RECOMMENDATIONS Regardless of the season, try to travel with a change of clothes for the opposite season, since the weather in Morelia tends to be changeable and unpredictable.

If your country is a region where warm climates predominate, the suggestion is to always take warm clothes with you, as the climate in Morelia may seem cold, specialy in winter.

Our Green Commitment

We are committed to the environment, so we will seek to make this magical event as sustainable as possible. Please follow the recommendations of the OC on waste separation and sustainable alternatives.

We will share more information on this topic soon!

We are waiting for you!

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