El día de hoy, 25 de Mayo del 2009 se firmó un convenio de cooperación en materia turística entre los municipios de Mexicali y Playas de Rosarito. Los alcaldes, el Lic. Rodolfo Valdez Gutiérrez, y el C.P. Hugo Torres Chabert, de los respectivos municipios, signaron el acuerdo teniendo como testigos a la Lic. Laura Wong, Presidenta del Comité de Turismo de Rosarito y al Lic. Cesar Ruíz Hernández , Presidente del Comité de Turismo de Mexicali.
Entre los puntos más importantes de este documento, se encuentran los siguientes:
-Apoyar la promoción conjunta de sus atractivos e infraestructura turística.
-Provocar la promoción regional en los diferentes foros, tanto nacionales como internacionales.
-Fungir como facilitadores para la promoción entre ambos destinos y para con sus ciudadanos.
-reforzar los vínculos de cooperación municipales en materia de Turismo.
-Ofrecer a los Mexicalenses y Rosaritenses, la información que requieran de ambos destinos.
Esta firma de convenio se dió en el marco de un acto que se llevó a cabo en el Palacio Muncipal de Mexicali en donde funcionarios de ambos municipios y público en general, fueron invitados a venir de vacaciones a Rosarito y conocer sus diversos atractivos y la calidez de su gente.
También hubo la oportunidad de poner un stand con información turística de nuestra ciudad y darles a conocer las tarifas de descuento que Rosarito ofrece especialmente para los Mexicalenses, y los atractivos paquetes que para los trabajadaores del Ayuntamiento de Mexicali, se están ofertando por parte de los principales hoteles de Rosarito.
Acciones como esta, son las que hacen falta para reactivar el turismo regional, que tan importante es en estos tiempos de crisis, para las economías de ambas ciudades.
martes, 26 de mayo de 2009
Rosarito Beach Reminds U.S. Visitors, Of New June 1 Document Requirements
ROSARITO BEACH, BAJA CALIFORNIA, MEXICO---This tourist destination reminds visitors from the United States that as of June 1 they’ll need a passport or similar document to re-enter the U.S. by land or sea.
That is the date for full implementation of the Western Hemisphere Travel Initiative. Since January 2007 the requirements have been in effect for air travelers returning from Mexico or Canada.
Under the provisions, U.S. citizens age 18 or older re-entering the country will be required to show a passport, passport card, or approved traveler document such as a NEXUS or SENTRI pass.
Previously, a birth certificate and proof of identity were sufficient. For those under 18, a birth certificate still will be acceptable. Full requirements and application procedures are available at www.cbp.gov
Rosarito has posted notice of the changes on its Convention and Visitors Bureau website (www.rosarito.org) and shared them with city businesses and residents, which include an estimated 14,000 U.S. citizens.
The new requirements, according to U.S. officials, are intended both to make the border more secure and speed processing by providing inspectors with a more standard set of re-entry documents.
“We hope that the transition goes smoothly and that the new procedures do indeed make the border crossing more efficient for our visitors and others who use it,”
said Rosarito Beach Mayor Hugo Torres.
The San Ysidro port of entry, used by many of the one-million annual visitors to Rosarito, is the busiest border crossing in the world.
www.rosarito.org
That is the date for full implementation of the Western Hemisphere Travel Initiative. Since January 2007 the requirements have been in effect for air travelers returning from Mexico or Canada.
Under the provisions, U.S. citizens age 18 or older re-entering the country will be required to show a passport, passport card, or approved traveler document such as a NEXUS or SENTRI pass.
Previously, a birth certificate and proof of identity were sufficient. For those under 18, a birth certificate still will be acceptable. Full requirements and application procedures are available at www.cbp.gov
Rosarito has posted notice of the changes on its Convention and Visitors Bureau website (www.rosarito.org) and shared them with city businesses and residents, which include an estimated 14,000 U.S. citizens.
The new requirements, according to U.S. officials, are intended both to make the border more secure and speed processing by providing inspectors with a more standard set of re-entry documents.
“We hope that the transition goes smoothly and that the new procedures do indeed make the border crossing more efficient for our visitors and others who use it,”
said Rosarito Beach Mayor Hugo Torres.
The San Ysidro port of entry, used by many of the one-million annual visitors to Rosarito, is the busiest border crossing in the world.
www.rosarito.org
Rosarito Beach Reminds U.S. Visitors, Of New June 1 Document Requirements
ROSARITO BEACH, BAJA CALIFORNIA, MEXICO---This tourist destination reminds visitors from the United States that as of June 1 they’ll need a passport or similar document to re-enter the U.S. by land or sea.
That is the date for full implementation of the Western Hemisphere Travel Initiative. Since January 2007 the requirements have been in effect for air travelers returning from Mexico or Canada.
Under the provisions, U.S. citizens age 18 or older re-entering the country will be required to show a passport, passport card, or approved traveler document such as a NEXUS or SENTRI pass.
Previously, a birth certificate and proof of identity were sufficient. For those under 18, a birth certificate still will be acceptable. Full requirements and application procedures are available at www.cbp.gov
Rosarito has posted notice of the changes on its Convention and Visitors Bureau website (www.rosarito.org) and shared them with city businesses and residents, which include an estimated 14,000 U.S. citizens.
The new requirements, according to U.S. officials, are intended both to make the border more secure and speed processing by providing inspectors with a more standard set of re-entry documents.
“We hope that the transition goes smoothly and that the new procedures do indeed make the border crossing more efficient for our visitors and others who use it,”
said Rosarito Beach Mayor Hugo Torres.
The San Ysidro port of entry, used by many of the one-million annual visitors to Rosarito, is the busiest border crossing in the world.
www.rosarito.org
That is the date for full implementation of the Western Hemisphere Travel Initiative. Since January 2007 the requirements have been in effect for air travelers returning from Mexico or Canada.
Under the provisions, U.S. citizens age 18 or older re-entering the country will be required to show a passport, passport card, or approved traveler document such as a NEXUS or SENTRI pass.
Previously, a birth certificate and proof of identity were sufficient. For those under 18, a birth certificate still will be acceptable. Full requirements and application procedures are available at www.cbp.gov
Rosarito has posted notice of the changes on its Convention and Visitors Bureau website (www.rosarito.org) and shared them with city businesses and residents, which include an estimated 14,000 U.S. citizens.
The new requirements, according to U.S. officials, are intended both to make the border more secure and speed processing by providing inspectors with a more standard set of re-entry documents.
“We hope that the transition goes smoothly and that the new procedures do indeed make the border crossing more efficient for our visitors and others who use it,”
said Rosarito Beach Mayor Hugo Torres.
The San Ysidro port of entry, used by many of the one-million annual visitors to Rosarito, is the busiest border crossing in the world.
www.rosarito.org
viernes, 22 de mayo de 2009
Rosarito Song, Transcendence Theatre Company
Sing along with us!!!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hHlH0qRXXXw
Rosarito I think you are neat-o
Rosarito I think you’re nice
In Rosarito I Eat Burritos
And a nice cold coke on Ice
Rosarito I think you are neat-o
Rosarito I think you’re nice
Rosarito makes me complete-o
I think I found Paradise
When I first drove in to Rosarito
Of I felt so far from away home
Then I got to know Rosarito
And now I don’t feel so alone
I saw all the friendly faces
And the smiles that they share
I knew this was something special
A place beyond compare
Rosarito I think you are neat-o
Rosarito I think you’re nice
Rosarito makes me complete-o
I think I found Paradise
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hHlH0qRXXXw
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hHlH0qRXXXw
Rosarito I think you are neat-o
Rosarito I think you’re nice
In Rosarito I Eat Burritos
And a nice cold coke on Ice
Rosarito I think you are neat-o
Rosarito I think you’re nice
Rosarito makes me complete-o
I think I found Paradise
When I first drove in to Rosarito
Of I felt so far from away home
Then I got to know Rosarito
And now I don’t feel so alone
I saw all the friendly faces
And the smiles that they share
I knew this was something special
A place beyond compare
Rosarito I think you are neat-o
Rosarito I think you’re nice
Rosarito makes me complete-o
I think I found Paradise
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hHlH0qRXXXw
jueves, 21 de mayo de 2009
May 30 Festival Brings Fun, Flavors Of Baja To San Diego’s Seaport Village
ROSARITO BEACH, BAJA CALIFORNIA, MEXICO ---A festive May 30 event will bring the fun and flavors of Baja’s popular tourist destinations to San Diego’s Seaport Village.
“Baja By The Sea” will be held from noon until 6 p.m. that Saturday at the Embarcadero Park North. Entrance is free. A complete schedule and directions are available at www.bajabythesea.org or by calling 619-699-1996
The festive event sponsored by Baja state government and each of its five cities will feature food, music, arts, real estate and travel opportunities. Government and business leaders also will be in attendance.
Signature foods from each of Baja’s five cities also will be featured.
They will include lobster from Rosarito Beach, home of the world famous Puerto Nuevo Lobster Village; fish tacos from Ensenada; and Caesar salad from Tijuana, the city where it was invented.
Select wines from Baja’s Guadalupe Valley also will be available as the popular region for tourism, vacation homes and retirement is highlighted.
“Baja By The Sea” will be held from noon until 6 p.m. that Saturday at the Embarcadero Park North. Entrance is free. A complete schedule and directions are available at www.bajabythesea.org or by calling 619-699-1996
The festive event sponsored by Baja state government and each of its five cities will feature food, music, arts, real estate and travel opportunities. Government and business leaders also will be in attendance.
Signature foods from each of Baja’s five cities also will be featured.
They will include lobster from Rosarito Beach, home of the world famous Puerto Nuevo Lobster Village; fish tacos from Ensenada; and Caesar salad from Tijuana, the city where it was invented.
Select wines from Baja’s Guadalupe Valley also will be available as the popular region for tourism, vacation homes and retirement is highlighted.
martes, 19 de mayo de 2009
Baja Car Fest! Un exito total!
Baja Car Fest, además de beneficiar al Rincón Del Abuelo, trajo consigo una impresionante exhibición de autos, diversión, entretenimiento y visitantes a Playas de Rosarito.
Playas De Rosarito, B. C. Martes 19 de Mayo de 2009. – Rosarito fue la sede de la primer edición del evento BAJA CAR FEST, el cuál comprendió la exhibición de alrededor de 350 autos entre Clásicos, Low Rider, Mustangs, Bochos, Euros, así como bicicletas, fue impresionante ver el número de autos y personas que hacían fila para ingresar al Baja Car Fest, realizado en las instalaciones del Centro Comercial Pabellón Rosarito el pasado Domingo 17 de Mayo, las filas eran interminables, familias enteras disfrutaron de la exhibición de autos, comida, artesanías, diversión para los niños con payasos y brincolines, así como promociones de las empresas de la localidad.
Rosarito vivió un día como hacia muchos años no tenia, el Baja Car Fest rebasó las expectativas esperadas ya que la asistencia al evento fue de aproximadamente de 5000 personas provenientes de los 5 municipios de Baja California, como también de Los Ángeles, San Diego, Phoenix, Yuma, Las Vegas, y Sonora, según base de datos que nos hicieron llegar los organizadores.
El evento fue organizado por MVC Eventos: Víctor Hugo García León, Cindy Romero y Maky García, con el enorme apoyo del Concilio Automovilístico de Baja California, Presidido por Francisco González, así como del Car Club Tj Soul de Tijuana, presidido por Manuel Correa, uniendo esfuerzos para beneficiar la Creación de El Rincón Del Abuelo, que comprenderá programas de apoyo para los adultos mayores, así nos lo externo el Sr. Carlos Luís Romero, del Rincón del abuelo además, de agradecer a los organizadores el apoyo y esfuerzo brindado para la procuración de fondos para la creación de esta asociación civil.
Después de cumplir con el objetivo principal de recabar fondos para la creación de El Rincón del Abuelo, los organizadores lograron hacer con escasos recursos económicos financiar un evento que trajo consigo derrama económica a Rosarito, ya que los comercios y hoteles se vieron beneficiados con el arribo de turismo, que según palabras de los mismos comerciantes tenían muchísimo tiempo que ya no veían, así mismo nos comentaron los mismos comerciantes que desean que estos jóvenes promotores sean apoyados por más empresas y organismos para que sigan atrayendo turismo a la ciudad, ya que consideraron a este evento muy importante por la cantidad de personas que acudieron, y piensan que si trajeron tal cantidad de público sin contar con un presupuesto para la organización, que podrían hacer si contaran con el recurso suficiente para hacerlo, también solicitan a los organismos turísticos y empresas apoyen a estos jóvenes promotores para que sigan trayendo este y otro tipo de eventos a la ciudad ya que es lo que Rosarito necesita para levantar anclas nuevamente.
Externamos nuestras más sinceras felicitaciones a los organizadores por su invaluable esfuerzo al apoyar a las personas que más lo necesitan como lo son los adultos mayores, así como el beneficio brindado a Rosarito con la derrama económica que provocó el BAJA CAR FEST.
Esperemos y el próximo año lo lleven a cabo y se haga una tradición en Rosarito.
Playas De Rosarito, B. C. Martes 19 de Mayo de 2009. – Rosarito fue la sede de la primer edición del evento BAJA CAR FEST, el cuál comprendió la exhibición de alrededor de 350 autos entre Clásicos, Low Rider, Mustangs, Bochos, Euros, así como bicicletas, fue impresionante ver el número de autos y personas que hacían fila para ingresar al Baja Car Fest, realizado en las instalaciones del Centro Comercial Pabellón Rosarito el pasado Domingo 17 de Mayo, las filas eran interminables, familias enteras disfrutaron de la exhibición de autos, comida, artesanías, diversión para los niños con payasos y brincolines, así como promociones de las empresas de la localidad.
Rosarito vivió un día como hacia muchos años no tenia, el Baja Car Fest rebasó las expectativas esperadas ya que la asistencia al evento fue de aproximadamente de 5000 personas provenientes de los 5 municipios de Baja California, como también de Los Ángeles, San Diego, Phoenix, Yuma, Las Vegas, y Sonora, según base de datos que nos hicieron llegar los organizadores.
El evento fue organizado por MVC Eventos: Víctor Hugo García León, Cindy Romero y Maky García, con el enorme apoyo del Concilio Automovilístico de Baja California, Presidido por Francisco González, así como del Car Club Tj Soul de Tijuana, presidido por Manuel Correa, uniendo esfuerzos para beneficiar la Creación de El Rincón Del Abuelo, que comprenderá programas de apoyo para los adultos mayores, así nos lo externo el Sr. Carlos Luís Romero, del Rincón del abuelo además, de agradecer a los organizadores el apoyo y esfuerzo brindado para la procuración de fondos para la creación de esta asociación civil.
Después de cumplir con el objetivo principal de recabar fondos para la creación de El Rincón del Abuelo, los organizadores lograron hacer con escasos recursos económicos financiar un evento que trajo consigo derrama económica a Rosarito, ya que los comercios y hoteles se vieron beneficiados con el arribo de turismo, que según palabras de los mismos comerciantes tenían muchísimo tiempo que ya no veían, así mismo nos comentaron los mismos comerciantes que desean que estos jóvenes promotores sean apoyados por más empresas y organismos para que sigan atrayendo turismo a la ciudad, ya que consideraron a este evento muy importante por la cantidad de personas que acudieron, y piensan que si trajeron tal cantidad de público sin contar con un presupuesto para la organización, que podrían hacer si contaran con el recurso suficiente para hacerlo, también solicitan a los organismos turísticos y empresas apoyen a estos jóvenes promotores para que sigan trayendo este y otro tipo de eventos a la ciudad ya que es lo que Rosarito necesita para levantar anclas nuevamente.
Externamos nuestras más sinceras felicitaciones a los organizadores por su invaluable esfuerzo al apoyar a las personas que más lo necesitan como lo son los adultos mayores, así como el beneficio brindado a Rosarito con la derrama económica que provocó el BAJA CAR FEST.
Esperemos y el próximo año lo lleven a cabo y se haga una tradición en Rosarito.
Karen Briggs Professional Violinist shares her Baja Experience
Karen Briggs Professional Violinist, Played with Yanni and other artists, visited Las Rocas Resort & Spa in Rosarito Beach, talks about her Baja Experience, Visit www.rosarito.org/testimonials
lunes, 18 de mayo de 2009
The Baja Car Fest A Great Succes!
More than 4000 people atended, 25 Car Clubs, 300 Cars, Music, Food and Fiesta!, soon more info on the Event!
sábado, 16 de mayo de 2009
Baja Car Fest!
Tomorrow is the Baja Car Fest!, Classic cars, mods, lowriders, motorcycles, bicycles, music, food, fun and much more! BE THERE OR BE SQUARE!!
Pabellon Rosarito Mall, Sunday 17 @ 9:00 am to 6:00 pm
Pabellon Rosarito Mall, Sunday 17 @ 9:00 am to 6:00 pm
350 leaders of Victory Outreach International, visit Rosarito
Playas de Rosarito, B. C. - From the 14th to the 17th of April more than 350 Leaders and Pastors of “Victory Outreach International” participated in a spiritual retreat in Rosarito. This association has developed these types of biannual events for more than 20 years in this region. This month it held the retreat for men, and they have programmed the retreat for women for October. The participation of more than 1,500 female leaders is expected. Martha Pedroza, coordinator of events for “Victory Outreach International,” declared in an interview that in spite of hearing of violence in the border cities, they continue with faith in the teachings of Jesus Christ and the call to him. Many miracles have been seen that have changed the lives of delinquents to people of good through the word of God. Also, she declared that they feel very calm in the city. They have visited restaurants, made purchases, and done all of the tourist activities without having misfortune.
Pastor Joshua Abboutt, Director of “Urban Training Centers” (Centro de Entrenamiento Urbano) located in the San Antonio del Mar colony of Tijuana, related that the reason they are in the region is for bringing a revival and preparing people so that they take the religious message, not only to Rosarito but to the reach of all Baja California. Also he said that the stay of all the group in this city has been very pleasant, that they have become more acquainted with the city of Rosarito, and, that thanks be to God, they have been able to go out nights, to eat tacos, to amuse themselves without any problem of a criminal nature. The message he stressed is that
Story from
Pastor Joshua Abboutt, Director of “Urban Training Centers” (Centro de Entrenamiento Urbano) located in the San Antonio del Mar colony of Tijuana, related that the reason they are in the region is for bringing a revival and preparing people so that they take the religious message, not only to Rosarito but to the reach of all Baja California. Also he said that the stay of all the group in this city has been very pleasant, that they have become more acquainted with the city of Rosarito, and, that thanks be to God, they have been able to go out nights, to eat tacos, to amuse themselves without any problem of a criminal nature. The message he stressed is that
“Rosarito is a beautiful and hospitable city, which I consider as my own.”He continued, saying:
“I love Rosarito and we are doing whatever is possible so that this city is an example for the state of Baja California and with everyone’s help we will be able to achieve this.”
Story from
www.bajatimes.com
viernes, 15 de mayo de 2009
Rosarito Beach Song
Check out the Rosarito Beach Song!
Written and perfomed by the Trascendent theatre Company!
http://www.youtube.com/RosaritoBeachVideos
Written and perfomed by the Trascendent theatre Company!
http://www.youtube.com/RosaritoBeachVideos
Baja Car Fest!
This sunday 17th! Baja Car Fest!, Classic Cars, Euros, Mods, Low Riders, Bicycles, Motorcycles, live music, prizes, food and family fun!
Starting at 9 am to 6 pm at the Pabellon Rosarito Mall in Rosarito!
For more info visit www.rosarito.org
Starting at 9 am to 6 pm at the Pabellon Rosarito Mall in Rosarito!
For more info visit www.rosarito.org
martes, 12 de mayo de 2009
BAJA BY THE SEA
The Government and the Mayors of the State of Baja California, Mexico, Invite you to experience to beautiful state of Baja California through the senses.
During this event you will meet the business & government leaders of Baja California, and learn why it has become one of the most rapidly growing destinations in tourism and real estate in Mexico.
Plus enjoy the flavor of the Baja-Med cuisine and gourmet products, combined with award winning valley wines, while you discover a showcase of Baja’s contemporary artists and musicians.
Please confirm at register@bajabythesea.org – baja.liason@sandag.org
For more information call (619) 699.1996 and +52 (664) 682.8744 – www.bajabythesea.org – www.discoverbajacalifornia.com
A TRIP OF FLAVORS
lunes, 11 de mayo de 2009
Rosarito Furniture and Art Expo
The Manufacturers Association of Furniture and Accessories of Playas de Rosarito announces its eighth edition of the Furniture and Art Expo Rosarito, a traditional event organized to showcase the wonders that are manufactured by the hands of Mexican craftsmen, these displays will consists of over 1,500 Sq. m. of furniture and accessories exhibition manufactured in the city; wood, Ironwork, decorative marble items, floors, doors, talavera and much more as well as an exhibition of household items. Come join us for a fun filled weekend, spark the 4th of July with us; we will have fireworks and much more for your entertainment.
This event will take place from July 3rd to 5th in the new Pabellon Rosarito shopping center, located in the northern city entrance.
To make this exhibition an enjoyable event and with the support of the National Chamber of Restaurants and Food Industry Rosarito delegation will organize gastronomy and Artistic festivals during the month of July and keeping up within the main theme of the International Furniture will have other events at other headquarters like the Rosarito Beach Hotel, these events will include the “Paella Festival”, “Summer Festival of Mexican Food” and the traditional “Fish and Shellfish Fair”
More info: www.bajaevents.com.mx
This event will take place from July 3rd to 5th in the new Pabellon Rosarito shopping center, located in the northern city entrance.
To make this exhibition an enjoyable event and with the support of the National Chamber of Restaurants and Food Industry Rosarito delegation will organize gastronomy and Artistic festivals during the month of July and keeping up within the main theme of the International Furniture will have other events at other headquarters like the Rosarito Beach Hotel, these events will include the “Paella Festival”, “Summer Festival of Mexican Food” and the traditional “Fish and Shellfish Fair”
More info: www.bajaevents.com.mx
viernes, 8 de mayo de 2009
Rosarito Beach Reminds U.S. Visitors, Of New June 1 Document Requirements
ROSARITO BEACH, BAJA CALIFORNIA, MEXICO---This tourist destination reminds visitors from the United States that as of June 1 they’ll need a passport or similar document to re-enter the U.S. by land or sea.
That is the date for full implementation of the Western Hemisphere Travel Initiative. Since January 2007 the requirements have been in effect for air travelers returning from Mexico or Canada.
Under the provisions, U.S. citizens age 18 or older re-entering the country will be required to show a passport, passport card, or approved traveler document such as a NEXUS or SENTRI pass.
Previously, a birth certificate and proof of identity were sufficient. For those under 18, a birth certificate still will be acceptable. Full requirements and application procedures are available at www.cbp.gov
Rosarito has posted notice of the changes on its Convention and Visitors Bureau website (www.rosarito.org) and shared them with city businesses and residents, which include an estimated 14,000 U.S. citizens.
The new requirements, according to U.S. officials, are intended both to make the border more secure and speed processing by providing inspectors with a more standard set of re-entry documents.
The San Ysidro port of entry, used by many of the one-million annual visitors to Rosarito, is the busiest border crossing in the world.
www.rosarito.org
That is the date for full implementation of the Western Hemisphere Travel Initiative. Since January 2007 the requirements have been in effect for air travelers returning from Mexico or Canada.
Under the provisions, U.S. citizens age 18 or older re-entering the country will be required to show a passport, passport card, or approved traveler document such as a NEXUS or SENTRI pass.
Previously, a birth certificate and proof of identity were sufficient. For those under 18, a birth certificate still will be acceptable. Full requirements and application procedures are available at www.cbp.gov
Rosarito has posted notice of the changes on its Convention and Visitors Bureau website (www.rosarito.org) and shared them with city businesses and residents, which include an estimated 14,000 U.S. citizens.
The new requirements, according to U.S. officials, are intended both to make the border more secure and speed processing by providing inspectors with a more standard set of re-entry documents.
“We hope that the transition goes smoothly and that the new procedures do indeed make the border crossing more efficient for our visitors and others who use it,”said Rosarito Beach Mayor Hugo Torres.
The San Ysidro port of entry, used by many of the one-million annual visitors to Rosarito, is the busiest border crossing in the world.
www.rosarito.org
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