Mexico, with its dreamlike beaches and rich culture, attracts millions of tourists every year. While most trips are safe, ...

The recent kidnappings in Tamaulipas "happened far from some of the most sought-after tourist destinations in Mexico," Zachary Rabinor, the founder and CEO of travel company Journey Mexico ...

With year-round warm weather and diverse destinations ranging from metropolitan Mexico City to the sands of Tulum, Mexico boasts vacation spots that appeal to all sorts of visitors. To help you ...

The advisory urges travelers to "travel smart ― be informed" when visiting the country, especially after dark in downtown popular areas.

The State Department has listed a handful of areas in Mexico as 'do not travel' locations if you choose to visit the country.

It's also a great time for family vacations ... or signs of unsafe conditions. Illness or accidents might require medical treatment or hospitalization. Private hospital prices in Mexico can be higher ...

A travel advisory recently issued for Mexico warns ... Counterfeit medication is common and can be ineffective or dangerous. Purchase medication from reputable places and consult a medical ...

With spring break approaching, the U.S. Embassy and Consulates in Mexico have issued a travel advisory urging American visitors ... ocean currents and not swimming when inebriated or when unsafe ...

While recent tariff battles probably won't raise the price of your flight or hotel, indirect effects could bump up travel ...

Americans traveling to Mexico for spring break ... Purchase medication from reputable places and consult a medical professional to avoid the dangerous effects of counterfeit medication.