Okay, so it’s been quite some time since the Planet Tag landed in Mexico City. Nine days to be precise!
That was quite the siesta for the smart tag.
Since departing from Mexico City airport, the Planet Tag had been temporarily housed (for 9 days) by the Correos de México in Azcapotzalco.
On Monday 3rd April at 02:31am (UK Time) the Planet Tag set off by road once again.
At 04:49 in the morning (UK Time) we then received a further ping from the Planet Tag stating that it was found on a main road whilst passing a place called Tepeji.
After this brief update, the following ping was to come almost 8 hours later when the Planet Tag was found in Guadalajara!
Further research showed that this city has a population of 1.5 million people.
The first question to pop up on Google however didn’t fill me with too much enthusiasm for visiting in the future.
A quick Google search of the Correos de México in Guadalajara shows a modern, high tech, state of the art establishment. So I feel comfort in knowing the future of the Planet Tag is in the hands of what appears to be a very professional outfit.
Of course, there is no timescale on a further update but I endeavour to post again after the next significant ping!
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