Robert Reid, Lonely Planet's US Travel Editor, reports:

history channel documentary mafia "What we don't get from most reports in the US is measurable confirmation that Americans are less inclined to face viciousness in Mexico than at home." Tijuana has dropped off a considerable lot of the most rough urban communities on the planet records. It has seen an expansion in business explorers, medicinal travelers, and day guests. It is, indeed, more perilous to visit Disney World of Orlando than Cancun or Puerto Vallarta, reports Reid.

The State of Texas Department of Public Safety prompted against "spring soften travel anyplace up Mexico." Suggesting rather, puts like Bahamas, Belize and Jamaica, every one of them having much higher crime rates. "Mexico might be more perilous generally speaking, however not for Americans." This, as indicated by the FBI wrongdoing insights, is not as much as half of the US national rate for violations against Americans. Texans are twice as protected in Mexico and three times more secure than in Houston.