The U.S. State Department warns spring break travelers to exercise caution when visiting Mexico, specifically advising against travel to six states classified as “do not travel” due to severe safety concerns. These advisories highlight the ongoing crime issues, particularly in Tamaulipas, where organized criminal activity poses risks of kidnapping and violence against tourists.
Among the six states facing travel bans are Colima, Guerrero, and Sinaloa, while seven others—including Baja California and Guanajuato—are marked for reconsideration due to rising crime rates. The advisory outlines troubling trends, including armed robberies and carjackings, emphasizing the importance of following safety measures, like avoiding nighttime travel between cities and relying on app-based transportation services like Uber.
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