Yes, before traveling to Mexico, it is recommended to ensure that all travelers are up to date on their vaccinations. It is recommended to receive vaccinations against measles, hepatitis A and B, and possibly rabies if you may come into contact with wild animals. It is always best to consult with a healthcare professional or visit the website of Health Canada for more information on recommended vaccines for travel to Mexico.
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