Find out all you need to know for your visit to Guadalajara, Mexico.
The congress will be held at Expo Guadalajara. The World Physiotherapy Congress 2027 is supported by Visit Guadalajara.
World Physiotherapy Congress 2027 will be held at Expo Guadalajara, the largest event venue in Mexico, and one of the major economic generators in the meetings industry since 1987. Located in the heart of Guadalajara the venue welcomes over 2.1 million national and international visitors annually.
Find out more about the city of Guadalajara, the congress venue and travel options
Official Guadalajara travel guide: find out more about visiting Guadalajara
Find out more about the venue for congress, Expo Guadalajara
Find out more about getting around the city of Guadalajara
Mexico is seven hours behind UTC. Mexico is covered by a single time zone. There is no daylight saving time.
Generally, the weather in May will be warm and moderately humid. Daytime temperatures typically range from 28-31 °C (82-88 °F), while evenings cool to 17-20 °C (62-68 °F).
There is usually free wifi in hotels, restaurants, and train stations. You can rent a mobile wifi device at the airport or use an international SIM card in your phone.
It is advised that visitors to Mexico should avoid drinking tap water. To avoid any risks, visitors are advised to drink bottled water.
Mexico operates on a standard voltage of 127 volts AC at 60 Hz. The standard plug types are A and B, featuring two flat pins, with type B including a third round pin. It is advised to bring a plug adapter for the use of electrical equipment.
We recommend that you bring sufficient quantities of any medicines you take, even those you use less frequently.
The official currency of Mexico is the Mexican peso (MXN or $). Coins commonly in circulation include 50 centavos, 1, 2, 5, and 10 pesos, while banknotes are issued in denominations of 20, 50, 100, 200, 500, and 1,000 pesos. Credit and debit cards are widely accepted in shops, restaurants, and hotels in Guadalajara. It is advisable to carry a small amount of cash for minor purchases, local markets, or public transport.
The city centre is approximately 20 km from Guadalajara International Airport. Airport taxis, operated by ATASA and ATTA, are the preferred option for many visitors to get from the airport to Guadalajara. The cheapest way to travel from from the airport to the city is by bus and will take about 90 mins.
See who is on the congress programme committee
Find out more about the call for abstracts
View the key dates for congress
