With headlines about tariffs and shifting trade agreements involving the U.S., Mexico, and others, many travelers and retreat leaders ask: Will this impact my retreat plans? Is it still a good time to travel? Here's a grounded look at tariffs and your retreat in Mexico. (See why Lunita.)
Tariffs target goods, not travelers
Trade and tariff measures mainly affect goods, manufacturing, and industrial supply chains, trade agreements and tariff reviews are centered on industrial trade, automotive rules, steel, aluminum, and regional supply chains rather than tourists. A retreat isn't made unsafe or impossible by tariff news; the direct impact on someone traveling for a retreat is minimal.
What actually matters for your trip
The real factors are exchange rates and airfare. With the US dollar relatively strong, travel to destinations including Mexico tends to be more affordable, stretching money further on accommodation, food, and services. Note too that some Mexican regions have introduced or strengthened small tourism taxes for international visitors, often bundled into tickets or packages, so check your booking details. Explore a personal retreat or book a discovery call. Once the money question settles, the thing that actually decides a trip is the place itself, and what makes Lunita a grounded home for heart-centered retreats is a longer story.