Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. Joni Sweet is a journalist who covers travel, wellness, and adventure. Planning to visit Mexico soon? Be careful about how many ...

Think traveling to Mexico means draining your savings? Not even close. While some people are spending hundreds a night at all-inclusives, others are seeing more of the country for less than $50 a day ...

While some Mexican states face Level 4 warnings, the capital remains at Level 2. With beautiful tree-lined streets, delicious food, and stunning architecture, it’s easy to see why travelers flock to ...

The U.S. State Department issued a Level 2 travel advisory for Mexico due to terrorism, crime, and kidnapping risks. Security experts say the risk level remains largely unchanged and most visits are ...

The United States Department of State recently issued a Level 2 advisory for travel to Mexico. The advisory level is "exercise increased caution,” and spotlights crime and terrorism in the country.

U.S. Embassy urges travelers to Mexico to "exercise increased caution" due to violent crime. Armed robberies target vehicles, especially with foreign plates, on Highway 85D in Nuevo León. Travelers ...

This story is the second of two articles on the recent unrest in Mexico and focuses on advice from travel advisors on how to counsel their clients with questions and concerns about the destination.

I could spend a lifetime exploring Mexico and probably still not scratch the surface of all the country has to offer. It’s long been one of my favorite getaways when I need a quick surf and sun fix or ...

As the cartel conflict in Mexico continues, and American tourists remain stranded in Mexico, spring breakers have been reconsidering their vacation destinations for the weeks ahead. In the ...

Spring breakers should be wary of Mexican excursions as cartel violence and unregulated, powerfully laced drugs threaten popular resort towns like Cancun, according to a warning by the U.S. Embassy ...