Forecasters predict Kiko will likely graze Manzanillo Oct. 20 on its way north to Baja California. Unless the storm changes direction, Kiko may make landfall at hurricane strength near Cabo San Lucas by late Oct. 22. Personnel in the warning areas should review their emergency preparedness plans and take proper precautions. Storm surge flooding of up to four feet above normal tide levels is possible, along with large and dangerous battering waves within the warning area, especially near the center of the storm. Mudslides and flooding from rainfall are the greatest concerns, with rain totals forecast between 2.5-5.1 cm (1-2 inches); localized amounts of up to 12.7 cm (5 inches) are possible. Expect road and air travel disruptions. Airports in the region, including Playa de Oro (ZLO) may divert flights or close with little public warning. Confirm all transportation services and operational status of businesses or planned destinations before travel. Defer travel to the area; if in the area, monitor local media for travel and weather conditions updates. Local area power outages are likely. Storm surges and flooding may disrupt public water systems; use only bottled water for drinking and hygienic purposes. Heed the advice of local authorities if evacuation orders are posted. Our Corporate Travel Specialists are available 24 hours a day, seven days a week. If you need immediate assistance and your company has a designated Expedia Corporate Travel phone number, please call that number directly. If you do not have a designated number, in the U.S. please call us at 1-866-EXP-CORP (1-866-397-2677) or 1-702-939-2530. When traveling outside the U.S., please refer to the following, use the following local international customer service numbers. You can also reach us via e-mail by using our "support and feedback" form. Help and guidance resources are readily available in our Expedia Corporate Travel Support Center.

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