Every year, thousands of Americans head to Mexico for their spring break travel plans, but this year might look a little different. The U.S. Embassy in Mexico issued an advisory for Americans ...

Here’s an update on current advisories, affected regions, and safety guidance.

The U.S. State Department continues to warn against traveling to certain Mexican states in the wake of violence that broke out in Puerto Vallarta after the Mexican Army killed the leader of the ...

Those heading to Mexico for spring break should know that safety varies widely by state and city, and conditions have been ...

March and April are peak spring break vacation months for U.S. students and families, and Mexico continues to rank as a top international destination for them. Even though the recent cartel-related ...

Following widespread unrest after the killing of a top cartel leader, shelter-in-place restrictions have been lifted.

ALG Vacations reports that travel advisories for spring break in Mexico vary regionally; many popular areas remain under Level 2, urging caution but not discouraging travel.

Ahead of spring break season, the U.S. Embassy in Mexico is urging travelers to exercise caution due to cartel-related violence.

The U.S. Embassy in Mexico has warned about the risk of carjacking, robbery, and kidnapping in the country.

Spring break travelers are changing their vacation plans based on Mexico violence concerns. Travel advisors recommend ...

Airlines and cruise lines are adjusting itineraries after security alerts in western Mexico. Here's what travelers need to ...

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