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[Anonymous]

Some of these travel plans remind me of the people skiing in areas where the avalanche risk is high. Some of them are smart people and are making the choice to ski and others are not. We all have to make our own risk assessments. My tolerance for risk is very low, so I tend to avoid trips to Mexico. To each their own.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Some of these travel plans remind me of the people skiing in areas where the avalanche risk is high. Some of them are smart people and are making the choice to ski and others are not. We all have to make our own risk assessments.

This is not remotely the same thing.

It's like saying "Vail is dangerous because certain ski areas in Maine, Virginia and Utah are avalanche risks".

Anonymous wrote:My tolerance for risk is very low, so I tend to avoid trips to Mexico.

Your risk assessment abilities are also deeply flawed.

[Anonymous]

Why the compulsion to go to Mexico? People act like there is nowhere else to travel. So bizarre.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Why the compulsion to go to Mexico? People act like there is nowhere else to travel. So bizarre.

Because you can get luxury resorts for much less than other places.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Why the compulsion to go to Mexico? People act like there is nowhere else to travel.

Why the compulsion to go anywhere? Maybe because different places have special things to offer travelers who seek diversified experieices?

Anonymous wrote: So bizarre.

Actually, no. Not bizarre.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Why the compulsion to go to Mexico? People act like there is nowhere else to travel. So bizarre.

Because you can get luxury resorts for much less than other places.

Then maybe it isn’t true luxury?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Why the compulsion to go anywhere? Maybe because different places have special things to offer travelers who seek diversified experieices?

What’s diverse about going to Mexico over and over again?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Why the compulsion to go to Mexico? People act like there is nowhere else to travel. So bizarre.

Because you can get luxury resorts for much less than other places.

I go because the food, history, art, and architecture are amazing and unique. Nothing to do with luxury resorts.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

Why the compulsion to go anywhere? Maybe because different places have special things to offer travelers who seek diversified experieices?

What’s diverse about going to Mexico over and over again?

This question sounds like your understanding of Mexico is as homogeneous never-changing thing, something you can experience completely by visiting specific areas 2 or 3 times for a week, never needing to return.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Why the compulsion to go to Mexico? People act like there is nowhere else to travel. So bizarre.

Because you can get luxury resorts for much less than other places.

I go because the food, history, art, and architecture are amazing and unique. Nothing to do with luxury resorts.

DP

It's obvious here there are people who have been to Mexico, and people who have been to All-Inclusive resorts surrounded by Mexico.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

Why the compulsion to go anywhere? Maybe because different places have special things to offer travelers who seek diversified experieices?

What’s diverse about going to Mexico over and over again?

This question sounds like your understanding of Mexico is as homogeneous never-changing thing, something you can experience completely by visiting specific areas 2 or 3 times for a week, never needing to return.

I’m just pushing back on the notion that people who vacation places other than Mexico are somehow boring and unadventurous.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Why the compulsion to go to Mexico? People act like there is nowhere else to travel. So bizarre.

Because you can get luxury resorts for much less than other places.

I go because the food, history, art, and architecture are amazing and unique. Nothing to do with luxury resorts.

DP

It's obvious here there are people who have been to Mexico, and people who have been to All-Inclusive resorts surrounded by Mexico.

Love Todos Santos, but would not go now.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:My Colombian friends cancelled spring break at a high end resort in Mexico. That’s all the verification I needed regarding risk level

Where in Mexico though?

Your Colombian friends would also be telling us all that it's cool to come to Colombia.

Actually I only go there with them.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:My Colombian friends cancelled spring break at a high end resort in Mexico. That’s all the verification I needed regarding risk level

Where in Mexico though?

Your Colombian friends would also be telling us all that it's cool to come to Colombia.

Actually I only go there with them.

Ok, Karen. Clearly this is a you issue, and your Colombian friends are as paranoid as you.

[Anonymous]

The CIA helped target the guy they killed. Kinda uncomfy for American tourists? Also in the newspaper map of cartels even Cancun is home to 2.