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8 tips to make your plane trip more comfortable

Traveling should be a pleasant experience, whatever the reason, whether you go on vacation, for work or pleasure.

3 places for your romantic vacation in Mexico

We firmly believe that nothing happens by chance, so rest assured that your romantic getaway is about to take shape.

Spring break paradise in Mexico: La Paz

Just an hour by plane from Tijuana, this destination will take your breath away with its spectacular beauty.

Best California destinations to visit this Winter

Tips for Holiday Travel to México: CBX

What transportation options does CBX offer you?

Are you thinking of taking a trip but don't know the transportation options offered by CBX? This article is for you!

Riviera Nayarit, Mexico's best kept secret: CBX connects you

It's a Pet-Friendly Era: The Best Pet-Friendly Airlines and Hotels in Mexico

Día de Muertos: Mexico’s Best Festivals and How to Get There

¿What is an I-94 and who needs it? | Crossing to San Diego through CBX

¡Viva México!: 4 magic places to enjoy Mexico's Independence Day

Cross Faster to Mexico with the CBX App

CBX in response to COVID-19

Custom-Made Products for Today’s Traveler

Long gone are the days in which generic products worked for everyone. Today’s consumers are looking for products with which they can save and which meet their specific needs.

A Vision Committed to Excellence in Passenger Experience

Since it opened in December of 2015, Cross Border Xpress has come to revolutionize travel between Mexico and the United States, offering passengers a flexible, comfortable, safe, and, most of all, unique experience. Almost three years later, CBX continues improving to make this experience memorable, serving more than four million passengers to date.

Cross Border Xpress, a New Way to Travel to Mexico

When you live on the border, you become accustomed to the presence of gates in your daily life. Crossing from Tijuana to the United States and from the United States to Tijuana through San Ysidro or Otay is part of the daily routine for many people who reside in this binational region. The time and crossing relationship form part of that routine; where long lines of cars and pedestrians accompanied by the sound of motors, street vendors, and heat or cold make this crossing a unique experience that, even when accustomed to it, does not stop being loud, tiring, and often unbearable.