Mexico's airports serve a country where the transfer situation varies dramatically by destination. Cancún Airport to a Tulum boutique hotel or a Riviera Maya resort involves a road distance of 60 to 120 kilometres south; a pre-booked vehicle with the correct address confirmed saves the negotiation outside one of the busiest tourist airports in the Americas. Mexico City's Benito Juárez Airport sits inside the city but transfers to Condesa, Roma, or Coyoacán require a driver who knows the city's traffic patterns by time of day. Oaxaca transfers from the airport to specific properties within the compact colonial centre, Los Cabos transfers to resort zones scattered along a peninsula highway — each city has its own transfer logic best handled by pre-booking.