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Adventure Mexican Insurance Services would like our customers to be informed about current events in Mexico that pertain to safety. The recent news reports have received a lot of media attention lately, and we hope that the Mexican government takes actions to eliminate these type of crimes. We also would like to point out that all of the recent robberies in Baja have occurred while driving at night or while camping on the side of the road in remote areas. As a general safety practice, you should always avoid driving on Mexican highways at night, and you should never camp on the side of the road. As long as you stick to the basic rules of only driving on the highways during daylight hours and only camping or sleeping in designated camping areas or hotels, you should have a very safe and enjoyable experience.

Talks to be held today on ways to improve Baja tourists' safety

By Diane Lindquist
UNION-TRIBUNE STAFF WRITER

November 30, 2007

After the number of Baja California visitors dipped over the Thanksgiving holiday, tourism industry representatives are urging state officials to take swift and decisive measures to better protect American tourists who have been targets of recent road attacks.

Tourism officials are scheduled to meet with state officials today in Tijuana.

“We want to make it safe for visitors all the way from Tijuana to Bufadora (south of Ensenada),” said Hugo Torres, who is being sworn in today as Rosarito Beach's mayor.
Torres, who also owns the Rosarito Beach Hotel, estimated a 30 percent decrease in the number of visitors to his city over the recent Thanksgiving holiday.

Data compiled by the state government from hotel occupancies showed a 2.5 percent drop in visitors to Rosarito Beach and a 2.7 percent decrease in Ensenada visitors compared with last year's Thanksgiving holiday.

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