THE ONLY RISK OF VISITING MEXICO IS TO FALL IN LOVE WITH IT
Mexico is the 14th largest country on the planet, and yes, some crime statistics have slightly increased recently nevertheless Yucantán and Quintana Roo homicide rates are lower than the rural U.S. States of Wyoming, Montana, Oregon and North Dakota, West Virginia and several others according to the US FBI. Furthermore the Miami Herald published last week: While Cancún’s murder rate is 20 people per 100,000 inhabitants the equivalent rates for some big U.S. cities is significantly higher: 52 people per 100,000 inhabitants in Baltimore, 50 in Detroit and 20 in Washington, D.C., according to New York University’s Mexico’s famous beaches and cultural treasures are hundreds of miles away from isolated border violence, moreover prime tourism destinations such as Cancún and Riviera Maya have specialized companies like International Incentive Travel (IIT) experts in the destination with a high Risk Control Strategies and has never have a single incident in more than 34 years manag...