US State Department issues do-not-travel advisories for 5 states in Mexico
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14 January 2018 (Edited )
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Do-not-travel advisories - worst-case under the State Department's new 4-level advisory system - for Tamaulipas, Sinaloa, Colima, Michoacan and Guerrero reflect the incidence of drug-cartel criminal activity.
11 other Mexican states (encompassing Mexico City) are at Level 3 - "Reconsider travel" and Mexico as a country is at Level 2: "Exercise increased caution."
Popular tourist destination Los Cabos remains at Level 2 - at least for now - despite a recent increase in gang violence.
Could be a difficult winter for Mexico tourism.