Mexico in the news a lot lately, but unfortunately not very good. We have all conducted on the drug war is on the border with Mexico and has been the number of murders and countless collateral damage as a result. We also heard about the H1N1 virus, because presumably originated in Mexico, and many mistruths about the widespread and virulent in the country.
I planned a family outing, Cancun in thirty days. DuringAre, of course, safety and welfare of my family and for my part, I am not for my upcoming vacation - Make a weekend so necessary - the minimum. Hopefully the following information is presented to dispel many lies, rumors, and the public on a trip to Mexico and ease the fears of others plan their holiday in this beautiful country and safe.
Violence in Mexico
The U.S. State Department has issued an invitation to travelcitizens traveling to certain parts of Mexico. It 'true that the violence of a war between Mexican drug cartels take the areas that came under their control for decades and the Mexican army, police and military police of the United States and are involved in the conflict intensifies and should be cause for concern. These areas, including Tijuana, Chihuahua City, Monterrey and Ciudad Juarez have been deemed unsafe and should be avoided by travelers. Just recently, a kidnapping with aAmerican citizens were in Tijuana. Fortunately, the woman held captive for ransom was released and returned safely home by then.
It should be noted that most of the violence in these areas was primarily aimed against cartels and gang members are police and officials. As shown in the latter case the tourists kidnapped in Tijuana, these statistics would do little to alleviate the fear of anyone traveling to these areas. Also they should not. However, I noticedargue that many of them against travel to Mexico at all, because the war against drugs said, few, if appropriate, the impact in the United States do not hear these people tell me to San Diego to avoid, for example. Canada and notice of release of other countries traveling to the United States all the time. The same people who assist the United States to avoid family and friends could go to Mexico to learn dismayed, that the areas in the United States or may even call home to his travelsanother country to avoid the list of places. is violence and crime everywhere, even in our own backyards.
Crime in Mexico
Largely influenced by violence in the north, the resorts of Cancun and the Riviera Maya, Puerto Vallarta, to name a few, continue to see very little crime. Statistically, the most important tourist attractions in Mexico have always been considered safe destinations. Most crimes in these areas are primarilyof petty crime, theft and other crimes that the preparation and a dose of common sense, can be easily avoided.
The simplest rule to remember when traveling to Mexico, foreign country or for that matter, is to remain vigilant and remain aware of your environment. Crimes against women should be a particular concern as many of the atrocities that occur in Mexico, including rape. Whether you are a man or a woman, you should not lose only in Mexico, especially at night. AWalk in the moonlight on the beach, if it sounds romantic, should be avoided. Stay on the resort property or visit well-lit public place with others in his party, if possible. Put your valuables in a safe. Avoid using out-of-the-way machines, especially at night. In short, the exercise of common sense to understand local laws and research your destination and activities will be as much as possible and return you home safe and sound memories of your holiday.
Corruption in Mexico
Longare the stories of corrupt cops in Mexico, the plant drugs on unsuspecting tourists looking to pull up or drive to bite a bribe in exchange for them to let go. Unfortunately, corruption remains a problem for the police in Mexico, particularly in the north and urban areas. Here are some tips for identifying victims to avoid the police to fill their pockets with dollars of stay:
* Do not rent a car if possible. It is believed that the purpose of police travelersdrive, especially on the road to the airport. Instead, rely on local transport, taxi or shuttle service for you where you should be. Can dangerous driving in Mexico, especially at night could, so this is more than just the police to avoid trouble.
* If you have more taken during the trip, you must include everything. Carry a notepad and a pen. Keep calm and gentle. Ask the officer's name and why you designed. Write down license plates, license plateThe numbers and descriptions.
* Keep your head! You will feel intimidated and frightened. If you worry, you can do something about the situation even worse.
* If you think the police are looking for a bribe to ask to be brought to the police station. A corrupt officials can take to avoid disturbing you, and might let you go.
* If you need police help, ask for the tourists Policia. tourist police are friendly and helpful than the reported traffic andMetropolitan Police.
Swine flu in Mexico
The H1N1 flu is declining in Mexico. Although widely acclaimed as a hotspot influenza last spring, when the swine flu epidemic began, the spread of H1N1 and is now worldwide. You run the same risk of H1N1 to do at home in Mexico, but here are some tips that can prevent you and your family:
* Stay away from densely populated and congested areas. This is easier said than doneCheck, you will spend some time at the airport and on one level with air circulation, but it is a good suggestion.
* Wash your hands regularly. Take a small bottle of hand sanitizer with you when you travel.
* If the vaccine is available in your region, you and your children vaccinated. Talk to your doctor and pediatrician before leaving.
* Consider that the immune system boosters, such as vitamin C. Again, ask yourDoctor.
Completion
If it is true, you run the risk of becoming victims of crime or something as dangerous as terrorism or swine flu, if you travel away from home, you can also run the risk of driving a bus when it hits your door walk home. Is no more dangerous to travel several parts of Mexico, as it is a major U.S. city. It 'absolutely safe to travel to Mexico with his family, if common sense. Most crimes happen to unsuspectingTravelers. Do not let an unsuspecting traveler! Read more. Discover your destination, brush on the language, customs, law, transit systems and places. Believe me, not only serve well to know these things, but the locals will appreciate you.
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