Beyond the Headlines: Hangover the Biggest Danger When Traveling to Mexico
Robin Roberts - The Sun
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November 1, 2013
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Visit Mexico, explore and discover every hidden magical spot and feel safe at all times! (Mexico News Network)

Log on to just about any travel forum or message board and you will invariably see a post from some jumpy tourist asking the question: “Is it safe to go to Mexico?” Paralyzed by reports of crime, the wary traveller desperately looks to strangers on a message board to reassure him that a trip south won’t end with a return trip north in a body bag.

Then, when he gets the green light, he summons up his courage, hops a plane ... and drops into a land of sunshine and palm trees, warm waters and friendly faces. He sees parents walking their kids to school, shopkeepers sweeping their stoops, office workers having lunch on the plaza, tourists sipping cervezas on the beach. The hype doesn’t mesh with reality. The question then becomes, “Why the scare tactics?”

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