So, one of the great things about traveling to Cabo is the opportunity to enjoy some serious shopping time. Whether you're talking local wares or top-end retail merchandise, Mexico -- and San Jose and Cabo specifically -- offer an amazing variety of tempting treats. Nuts, even the airport offers duty-free shopping.
That being said, there are a couple of things you might want to do before the big trip hits. First, check out the U.S. duty-free regulations so you'll know exactly what to expect when you come back through customs. Then is not the time you want to discover that the local Tequila Store owner was a little fuzzy on what is allowed.
Also, if you're going to use your credit cards while on the trip, you might want to give your credit card company a call before you leave and let them know you're traveling to Mexico. Some will put a hold on your account if they suddenly get a charge request from a foreign country.
And, as you should do every month, check your monthly statement when you get back to make sure there are no surprises to be found.
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