Mexico sees travel interest revival
Interest in travel to Mexico is recovering following April’s swine flu outbreak, according to new data.
Searches for flights to the country have risen by 15.5% since reaching their lowest point in early May after health fears deterred travellers from visiting the country.
According to cheap flights website Skyscanner, which produced the research, flight prices to Mexico have been cut to as low as £245 return.
Co-founder and director Barry Smith said: “Interest in Mexico is still down compared to what we’d expect for this time of year, but the good news is that Mexico’s tourist industry does now finally appear to be recovering from the swine flu outbreak.”
by Phil Davies
Phil Davies
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