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04 Mar2020

2020 Spring Conference Frequently Asked Questions

What are my transportation options from Cancun International Airport to The Grand Hyatt in Playa del Carmen?
The Grand Hyatt Playa del Carmen is located approximately 40 minutes from the Cancun International Airport. While there are many transportation options available for travel between the airport and hotel, a private transfer company is recommended and advanced reservations are strongly advised. View a list of recommended transfer companies here.

What about transportation during the conference?
All conference events will be held at The Grand Hyatt Playa del Carmen. For those wishing to explore the area, the hotel is conveniently located just steps from Playa del Carmen’s famous shopping street, Fifth Avenue. Transportation for all off-site tours will be provided as part of the tour fee. 

What’s included in my conference registration?
All Broker, Next Gen, and Broker Support Registrations include: speaker/session materials; access to meeting facilities/resources; 3 breakfasts, 3 lunches; and 3 receptions; and the Awards Dinner on Friday night. 

What about guest registrations?
All guest registrations include 3 breakfasts, 3 receptions, and the Awards Dinner on Friday night. If your guest does not register for the full conference guest package and wants to participate in some activities, e-mail diann@corfac.com for ticket information. 

What is the dress code for the conference?
The dress code for the CORFAC Spring Conference and Awards Dinner is resort casual.

I have already submitted my registration, can I still sign up for any tours or special events?
Yes. Contact Diann Harris at diann@corfac.com to make changes to your registration prior to the start of the conference. If you would like to sign up for any other tours or events while in Playa del Carmen, please visit the registration desk on-site.

I don’t see committee meetings on the schedule. When are they taking place? 
In order to maximize our time in Mexico, all committee meetings will be held via conference call prior to the Spring Conference. The Board of Directors meeting is the only one that will take place on-site in Mexico. View the committee call schedule here. 

I see golf on the schedule, but not cycling. Will cycling be scheduled? 
There is no formal cycling scheduled. If you are interested in cycling while in Mexico, contact Meetings and Membership Manager Diann Harris at diann@corfac.com or (224) 257-4302.

I want to participate in the Dine Around on Wednesday night but I don’t see a spot to register for it -- what should I do?
The Dine Around in Mexico will be an informal event that does not require advanced registration. If you would like to participate, simply head to the lobby of the Grand Hyatt Resort following the Opening Reception on Wednesday night. From there, CORFAC staff will direct you and others to reserved tables at a local restaurant. Each participant will pay for their own meal and drinks. 

I need assistance booking some additional tours and activities while I'm in Mexico. Who should I contact?
Contact Meetings and Membership Manager Diann Harris at diann@corfac.com or (224) 257-4302. 

Does my health insurance cover me while in Mexico?
Please check your medical insurance policy to make certain it provides coverage in Mexico. If not, there are medical supplemental policies you can purchase for short periods of time at a reasonable price. Your medical provider should be able to provide a recommendation. 

Is a passport required to travel to Mexico?
Yes, a valid passport or passport card is required for all U.S. citizens traveling to Mexico. A visa may be required for entry from certain countries as well. Contact the Mexican embassy or consulate nearest you for more information about the requirements specific to your situation.

I have heard about a new warning regarding travel to Mexico. Where can I get more information? 
For the most up-to-date information regarding travel anywhere in the world, visit the U.S. travel advisory section of the State Department website. While there are areas in Mexico where people should not travel, neither Mexico City nor Playa del Carmen are under any such travel restrictions. 

 
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