Posts in Category: Health and Safety
Mexico Getting a Bad Rap
MSNBC has recently published an article called Time to Say Adios to Mexico? containing wildly misleading statements about safety in… Read more »
Travel Weekly Interviews President Calderon in Las Vegas
This article, originally titled In Vegas, Calderon bets on tourism, has been re-posted from Travel Weekly and was written by… Read more »
Safety of Mexico Interview
In May of 2011, Journey Mexico lead a group of 13 travel experts from around the world on a 14… Read more »
Travel Safety in Perspective: USA vs. Mexico
This article was written by Tim Leffel and has been re-posted from his blog Tim Leffel’s Cheapest Destinations There’s been… Read more »
The US’s New Travel Warning for Mexico Misleading
As many are aware of by now, the US State Department updated its travel warning for Mexico on April 22nd… Read more »
Why You Should Go To Mexico
This article was originally posted on CNN Traveler and was written by Robert Reid New York (CNN) — Mexico tourism… Read more »
Danger Increasing in Mexico? Large Investments Say No
On April 22nd, the US State Department updated its travel warning for Mexico, expanding it to include five new states:… Read more »
Mexico Tourism Board Chicago on Safety in Mexico
In this video on the safety of Mexico, Rodrigo Esponda, the US Midwest Director of Mexico Tourism, does a great… Read more »
Violent Deaths in Mexico: Everything Is Not as it Seems
This article has been re-posted from http://thecatalist.org. The original article can be found here. “In recent months the debate about… Read more »
Riviera Nayarit Leading Mexico’s Charge
Riviera Nayarit, located just north of Puerto Vallarta on Mexico’s Pacific Coast, had a stellar year of tourism in 2010…. Read more »
President Calderón on the Safety of Mexico
While on the “Royal Tour” of Mexico with Peter Greenberg, Arnie Weissmann of Travel Weekly was able to interview Mexico’s… Read more »
Boots on the Ground in Mexico
I came to Mexico in mid-December thinking I’d report on the drug violence taking place across the country. Since then, the only violence I’ve had to report was in Tucson, Ariz., two weeks ago when a lone gunman killed six and gravely wounded more than a dozen more of his fellow Arizonans.
Peter Greenberg Comments on the Safety of Mexico
Peter Greenberg is one of the most trusted and influential figures in international travel. For decades, Greenberg has reported, edited,… Read more »
Personal Safety in Puerto Vallarta
Sometimes I’ve been called a maverick because I don’t always agree with my colleagues but then, only dead fish swim with the stream all the time. The stream here is Mexico.
Continuing the Conversation of Saftey in Mexico
We recently posted an article called Virtuoso Statistics on Travel to Mexico that really sparked some interesting dialogue on the… Read more »
Mexican Tourists not Deterred
The Economist posted a great article last Thursday titled: “Can’t Keep Them Away,” which offers some interesting statistics and facts… Read more »
Journey Mexico Statement on Violence and Security
Mexico remains a safe tourist destination despite the recent high-profile incidents involving violent crime. These incidents have been largely relegated to the border region and areas that have intensive drug trafficking operations and cartel activity.
More Good News About Mexico
As Mexico continues to be berated with negative media coverage, it’s important to contextualize the “shocking” news that is often… Read more »
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