Reserve Now for Spring Break in Cancun

Every year about this time, students from across the country start to plan their Spring Break vacations. This year, there are some great package trips, including airfare and hotel.

Many students choose to use a big-name tour company to book their trip, but they don't realize that they are throwing money away, since they end up paying way more than if they just booked the trip themselves. Travelers can go to the SAME CLUBS, the SAME BEACHES, the SAME PARTIES as people who book with a tour company, but can pay about half a much.

There's no need to spend too much to go to Spring Break. With tour companies, you are restricted on how many people you can put in a room, who you can stay with and you will have chaperons bothering you all of the time.

Book your own trip and you can be in control. You can choose to go to the clubs you want to go, when you want to go. You won't have to sit in a big massive bus waiting for everyone to be ready. Do what you want to do, when you want to do it. And you can party with all of the same people.

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Don't be treated like cattle on Spring Break. Plan your own trip and pay half as much -- and have twice as much fun!

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Taylor Lautner Headed to Cancun for Spring Break

As if Mexico's beach resorts needed any more dubious publicity, Summit Entertainment, the Hollywood film studio that created The Twilight Saga, has announced plans to film an adventure movie set in the Cancun.

The movie will star teen Twilight heartthrob Taylor Lautner, who will play a Spring Break vacationer whose pleasure trip turns into a nightmare when his girlfriend and her friends run into trouble at the hands of the local drug cartel. Rather than spend their days frolicking on the beach, going snorkeling and enjoying wet T-shirt contests at Sr. Frog's, they end up fighting for their lives as the drug dealers threaten them with all sorts of unpleasantries sure to ruin a Spring Break vacation.

Directors are making use of Lautner's fairly extensive martial arts experience, so audiences should expect to see plenty of action and fight scenes.

Though drug cartels are present in many of Mexico's cities, even the tourist towns, vacationers have not been the primary targets of any violence, making such a story a bit of a stretch from the current reality. That said, with all of the negative press that Mexico has seen lately, it's easy to see how the plot line will resonate with many American tourists, many of whom are already wary of traveling south of the border.

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