Mexico travel safety questions are flooding your feed and half of what you're seeing isn't real. You saw the neighborhood burning, maybe shared it, and then watched the same account post a correction minutes later: that's AI, the church is fine, I just saw it. You had no way of knowing. The problem isn't just that things look worse than they are. It's that you can no longer tell which version is real.

 

Ryan is still booking his Mexico trip for June, pointing out that resorts have always operated alongside cartel violence and kept running. But he's also watching videos of attack helicopters crossing above resort areas that were supposed to be safe zones. The question nobody has a clean answer to: if the government issues a travel advisory and you go anyway, does your travel insurance become void?

 

Canada played the best hockey in Olympic history and still came home without gold. When you play that well and lose, the honest response is to acknowledge it and move on. The hosts aren't mourning it. They're watching a team that finally played like a team, and thinking this might just be the floor.

 

Topics: Mexico travel safety, AI fake images Puerto Vallarta, cartel violence tourist areas, travel insurance advisory Canada, Canada Olympics hockey

Originally aired on 2026-02-23