Mexico All-Inclusive Travel Agent
Email Kristina about MexicoFive-star reviews · ALGV PRO certified · Free planning
Kristina plans all-inclusive trips to Cancun, the Riviera Maya, Tulum, Puerto Vallarta and Los Cabos for couples, solo travelers and families across the US. The resorts pay her, so planning costs you nothing.
“Our honeymoon in Puerto Vallarta, Mexico was truly beautiful and unforgettable.” Anastasiya, December 2025
Mexico trips Kristina has priced
Real Thanksgiving and Christmas prices, with flights and transfers included, found by Kristina on October 1, 2026.
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Le Blanc Cancun
Thanksgiving Nov 22–30 3 nights Adults only, luxury
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Riu Dunamar
Thanksgiving Nov 22–30 5 nights
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Riu Caribe Cancún
Christmas From Dec 23 5 nights
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Grand Riviera Princess
Christmas From Dec 26 6 nights
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Valentin Imperial Riviera Maya
Christmas From Dec 27 5 nights Adults only
Prices are per person, based on two adults sharing a room, unless shown as a total. Kristina priced these on October 1, 2026 for the dates shown, with round-trip flights from Chicago and airport transfers included. Prices change often and depend on availability when you book, so she confirms the current price before anything is booked.
Where to stay in Mexico
Two coasts, two different trips. The Caribbean side is turquoise water and the most flights; the Pacific side has mountains, whale season and no sargassum.
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Cancun Hotel Zone
A 14-mile strip between the Caribbean and a lagoon, a short ride from Cancun International. The most resorts and the most going on at night.
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Riviera Maya
The coast running south of Cancun toward Playa del Carmen and beyond: bigger resort grounds, calmer beaches, and a longer transfer from the airport.
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Tulum
Boutique hotels, cenotes and the cliff-top Maya ruins. Tulum has had its own airport since December 2023, though many flights still land in Cancun.
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Puerto Vallarta
On the Pacific, with mountains behind the bay and no sargassum season. Humpback whales visit the bay roughly from December to March.
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Los Cabos
Desert meets ocean at the tip of Baja California. Dramatic scenery and upscale resorts, though many of its beaches are too rough for swimming.
Choosing the area is the first thing she helps with.
Why plan Mexico with Kristina
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Real Puerto Vallarta reviews
“Kristina helped us find the perfect hotel and direct flights at a very affordable price.” Anastasiya, on her Puerto Vallarta honeymoon.
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Packages from the big operators
She is ALGV PRO certified with Apple Vacations and Funjet, two of the package companies that sell Mexico trips, and she compares across them for you.
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Free, and on your side mid-trip
Planning costs you nothing. “Kristina stayed in touch during the trip and checked on us,” says Sergey, a client from Puerto Vallarta.
She replies within 24 hours, Monday to Friday.
Mexico questions, answered
Is it cheaper to book an all-inclusive through a travel agent?
Usually not more expensive, and planning with Kristina is free: the resorts and tour operators pay her. In her experience you pay the same package price as booking it yourself, and often less, because she compares packages across travel companies.
What is the best way to book an all-inclusive in Mexico?
Choose the coast first, Caribbean or Pacific, then the kind of resort, then compare packages that bundle flights and transfers. Kristina does the comparing across travel companies and sends you the options that fit; you choose.
How much does an all-inclusive trip to Mexico cost?
Most of the trips Kristina books come in under $5,000 per booking. The price moves with the season, the resort and your flights from home, so she prices real options for your dates rather than quoting a guess.
Cancun or Puerto Vallarta: which suits us?
Cancun has turquoise Caribbean water and the most flights from the US. Puerto Vallarta has the mountains, a real town to walk, whale season in winter and no sargassum. The area guide above has the detail.
Which parts of Mexico avoid sargassum?
Sargassum is a Caribbean and Atlantic seaweed, so the Pacific coast, Puerto Vallarta and Los Cabos, does not get it. On the Caribbean side it can reach some beaches in the warmer months, and how much arrives changes from year to year and beach to beach.
Is it safe to travel to Mexico right now?
The U.S. State Department sets its Mexico travel advisory state by state, so read the state you are visiting: Quintana Roo for Cancun and Tulum, Jalisco for Puerto Vallarta, and Baja California Sur for Los Cabos. Levels change, so check the current one before you book.
Worth reading before you book
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Where to stay in Cancun: Hotel Zone, Playa del Carmen or Tulum
Drive times from the airport, what each stretch of coast is really like, and how to match one to your trip.
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Sargassum in Cancun: when it hits, and where it doesn't
Seaweed season month by month, the beaches that stay clear, and what to ask a resort before you book.
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All-inclusive resorts with no single supplement
Which resorts waive it, when those offers appear, and how to stop paying almost double for one room.
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Solo all-inclusive travel
Where a first solo all-inclusive trip works best, and what makes a resort good for one.
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How travel advisors get paid, and whether it costs you more
Commission or planning fee, which perks are worth it, and an honest answer on price.
Set your Mexico trip
Pick the area, the nights and who’s coming, then tear off the stub. Kristina gets it with your trip already written in.