I Love Mexican Vacations

My dad is thinking of taking us to Mexico this summer for vacation (the beach area where tourists go) and I'm worried. I keep telling him "swine flu, swine flu!" but he said he was reading people's travel stories who just came back from Mexico and they're not sick. It's not reassuring me. It sounds like a fun vacation with swimming with the dolphins and all but I'm just curious..Thanks.

You have more of a chance catching the flu driving through San Diego on your way to Tijuana than in Tijuana these days.

The media hype about the flu and violence has done a terrible injustice to Mexico… no innocent tourists have been involved in any either situation.

Come on down and have fun. The bargains in Mexico now are great, and the people are friendly.

~K

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Travel atlas set made of UltraHyde. The set contains a Rand McNally Road Atlas and Trip Planner (U.S., Canada, and Mexico), a small flashlight (two AAA batteries included), and magnifying glass. Interior organizer flap with pen loop. Large interior pouch. Rolls up like a newspaper and snaps shut for easy storage inside a car.

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