Sue's travel adventures: November 2020

Hello my friends. It's been a long time since we last spoke.

Some people recently have ventured out into the world, with no fear from this virus. I have travel friends who have gone to Cancun and Cabo San Lucas to see how the resorts are dealing with their guests arriving at their resorts

SO YOU’RE GEARING UP FOR YOUR FIRST TRIP SOUTH OF THE BORDER. Felicidades!

Is it safe to travel to Mexico?

Let’s just come out swinging, shall we? Of course this is the number one question on everyone’s mind, what with cartel violence, Zika, and hurricanes splashed all over the media. So allow us to give you a resounding answer: YES, it is absolutely safe to travel to Mexico.

Options are slim these days for Americans wanting an exotic beach vacation to socially-distance themselves from the realities of 2020. Countries around the world are leery about opening their borders to U.S. travelers. The one main exception to that is our neighbor to the south. Mexico is waiting with open arms for Americans to return to their beaches. Commercial flights between the two counties never stopped, hotels reopened in June after a short closure period, and Mexico is one of the few countries that does not have a mandated quarantine once international travelers arrive.

So how exactly do you take a safe vacation to Mexico in the time of coronavirus?Start with carefully planning your trip with your me. Quintanaroo is the primary place I would send you. That means Cancun/Riviera Maya.

Mexico has quickly become one of the most popular travel destinations during the pandemic due to having some of the easiest COVID-19 entry requirements in the world.

Its stunning beaches, tropical climate, vast history and vibrant culture brings in almost 50 million tourists a year making it the 7th most visited country in the world prior to the pandemic.