MEETINGS & BUSINESS




Located in the northwest corner of Mexico, it is a city favored by its geographical position, since it borders and connects with the Pacific Basin and the State of California.

Tijuana is one of the main industrial cities of the country with a strong manufacturing activity dating from the decade of the 60's. The city has been home to world-class companies, as well as the presence of medical complexes, aerospace and electronics companies of world-renowned companies.


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What you need to know:

  • Direct air connectivity to 32 states in Mexico and International destinations.
  • Considered the most visited border in the world.
  • Craft Beer capital of Latin America.
  • Over 80 food trucks and gastroparks.
  • The world’s best tacos are served here.
 
 
Its hotel infrastructure, as well as its spaces for events, meet the standards of the tourist that seeks to carry out business and work meetings.

It has comfortable restaurants to enjoy a delicious dish; besides numerous places to witness cultural shows. Nightlife is one of the busiest in the country.
 
Reasons to host your event in Baja California:

1. Connectivity

We have the second best connected airport on the Pacific, with over 120 national flights and approximately 7,000 per day.

2. Mediterranean Weather

It’s warm in the summer, averaging temperatures of 71ºF and chilly in the winter, averaging 64ºF.

3. Gastronomy

The location, people and weather unite to harvest and prepare high quality dishes.

4. Baja California Center

Located on the oceanfront, its one of the most modern meeting, conventions, and expo venues in the country. Learn more here.

5. Wine Country

Where 90% of Mexican wine is produced.

6. Natural Surroundings

Privileged surroundings, with gifted natural attractions.

7. Bi-National Destination

Visits to the neighboring country can be attractive for the previously mentioned activities or post conventions.

8. Activities

The best activities around meetings and conventions.


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