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The end of outdoor mask mandates
Mexico, while it has been one of the most open countries throughout the entire pandemic, is also one of the last places in North America to loosen the masking rules.
Finally, in specific areas of Mexico—the most popular travel destination for Americans—local governments have Remove the mask mandate from the outer areas.
So, travelers can finally enjoy these areas without wearing masks outside:
1. Mexico City
Wearing a face covering in the warmth of spring and summer in Mexico City isn’t something foreign tourists look forward to, but as of April 2, 2022, the city has removed its mask mandate, due to a drop in the number of COVID-19 infections.
Mexico City’s Minister of Health, Oliva Lopez Arellano, said: “We will continue in the green light for two weeks, zero points out of 40, we have no indication of hospitalization, nor directions for each, it is without a doubt the best moment we have had in terms of The virus has spread since the epidemic began two years ago.”
However, Mexico City authorities suggest: “Consideration is being given to the voluntary use of face masks in open spaces, without crowds and with a sanitary distance.”
2. Cancun
Cancun is the most popular Mexican destination for American travelers. However, until recently, travelers had to wear masks in outdoor areas. From March 22, 2022, travelers will no longer have to wear face coverings in Cancun in open and open areas.
However, even though the mandate of the outer mask has expired, the state can re-enforce the mask’s mandate at any time. Cancun’s governor, Carlos Joaquín Gonzalez, said authorities will remain ‘vigilant’ regarding COVID-19 rules.
3. Coahuila
Coahuila State No mandatory mask authorization in the outer regions. On March 14, 2022, Governor Miguel Ángel Riquelme Solis announced the end of mandatory outdoor masks due to a drop in COVID-19 cases.
The state is excellent for American travelers in the South because it borders Texas. Torreon, a city of 735,000 inhabitants, is the principal city in the state.
4. Tamaulipas
Tamaulipas does not have a mandatory mask mandate in outdoor areas. The state health department announced last week that face masks will be optional in public outdoor spaces due to a decrease in COVID-19 cases, hospitalizations and deaths.
Located in the northeastern region of Mexico, the state is ideal for American travelers staying in Florida. Popular attractions within the state include Las Escolleras, Laguna del Carpintero, and Playa Miramar.
5. Nayarit
Nayarit State No mandatory mask authorization in the outer regions. Famous cities within Nayarit include Nuevo Vallarta and Ciulita. Visitors love Nayarit for its gorgeous coastline on the Pacific Ocean, including the beaches of San Blas.
6. New Leon
The state of Nuevo Leon now has No mandatory mask authorization in the outer regions. The state is home to a popular city Monterey; It is home to the second largest population in Mexico, with over 5 million citizens. Nuevo Leon is located on the US border and is a quick ride for most American travelers.
Entry requirements to Mexico
If you are looking forward to entering Mexico, you will be glad to hear about it There are no entry requirements. Although there are still some internal COVID-19 restrictions nationwide, Mexico does not have tests, proof of vaccination, and passenger locator forms for tourists.
Mexico is currently seeing the lowest cases of COVID-19 in months. The current 7-day case average is 2,188, a significant decrease from the 7-day average case of 33,623 in January.
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