The U.S. State Department is urging travelers to reconsider plans to visit Mexico after the takedown of a major cartel boss ...

Many areas of Mexico are still under an elevated travel advisory level as of Feb. 26, including Mexico City and Cancun.

Threats of cartel and gang violence and kidnappings have prompted State Department official toi issue travel advisories ...

The Foreign Office advice for Mexico is a complicated – and potentially confusing – patchwork of places to avoid ...

Many travelers are rethinking their spring break plans after violence erupted across Mexico this week. Here’s the latest news ...

The State Department's advisories can be helpful tools for Americans to better plan their international travel.

Travel concerns are rising after cartel violence in western Mexico, and some travelers are now questioning upcoming trips to the country.

Americans in parts of Mexico are being urged to shelter in place as cartel violence and security operations disrupt daily ...

Where would I go in Mexico – and whatever happened to Acapulco? - Simon Calder has been travelling to and through Mexico ...

The U.S. State Department has issued varying levels of travel warnings for Mexico, with some states under “Do Not Travel” advisories and others carrying none.