The answer depends on what part of Mexico you plan to visit. As of Monday, Feb. 3, the State Department had Level 4 travel advisories, meaning "do not travel," for six Mexican states: When the State ...

The United States has issued a warning about a popular tourist destination in Mexico ahead of spring break. On Jan. 27, the US Embassy in Mexico City cautioned against travel to the Reynosa ...

Travel companies call them ‘genervacations’: holidays, often luxurious ones, paid for by the bank of mum and dad (or indeed granny and grandad). The Jimmy Buffett-branded cruise ship will be adding ...

The U.S. embassy in Mexico has ... Tamaulipas," the warning states. The American embassy said government workers should stay on paved roads, not touch unknown objects, travel during the day ...

The United States government has issued a travel advisory recommending against travel to several areas in the northern state of Tamaulipas.

Due to increased criminal activity and kidnapping, the U.S. government issued its highest security warning (level four) for travel to several cities in the Tamaulipas state, including Reynosa, Rio ...

HOUSTON — The U.S. State Department recently issued its highest-level security alert for several cities in Mexico just across ... additional information on the travel warning on the U.S ...

The Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office (FCDO) has told Brits not to travel to several parts of Mexico, while areas of the country are also increasingly becoming a no-go area for US tourists.

The government has a list of places that aren’t safe for us to travel to, for various reasons and the latest update includes ...

Tamaulipas is the only Texas-Mexico border state listed under the “Do Not Travel To” distinction by the State Department. The Consulate’s office states that Tamaulipas has issued a warning ...