Moving from orange to yellow means beaches and public parks will be open at 60 percent capacity (up from 30 percent previously). Hotels, restaurants, historic sites, theaters, theme parks, golf courses, and tourist services are now also open at 60 percent capacity. Gyms and sports clubs are allowed to open at 70 percent in outdoor areas, and 50 percent in closed spaces.
While this might be welcome news for those planning spring break trips, it’s important to keep in mind that the COVID-19 pandemic isn’t over yet. Safety protocols are still in place, and if you’re considering visiting Mexico this spring, it’s crucial to follow them.
Anyone going to Mexico is required to complete a health declaration form before arrival, and must be tested for COVID-19 before returning to the United States. Mask requirements are also in place throughout Mexico, including on beaches and at hotels, restaurants, and shops. 