This Tuesday, the U.S. State Department updated the travel warning for Mexico and withdrew the warning for the crime of kidnapping in Quintana Roo. It also placed the state at level 2 of the travel warning due to crime.
According to the warning, criminal activity and violence can occur anywhere and at any time in the state, including popular tourist destinations.
Therefore, travelers must maintain a high level of situational awareness, avoid areas where illegal activity is occurring, and move quickly away from potentially dangerous situations.
It is also noted that while shootings between rival gangs, while not directed at tourists, they have injured innocent bystanders, and that U.S.
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