India has advised its citizens in Israel to avoid non-essential activities in the country and stay closer to designated ...

Australia, which was named the world's friendliest country in 2024, has issued multiple warnings for U.S. travel since April 2025. The alert rating remains at green or Level 1, wh ...

Several countries as well as WorldPride 2025 event organizers have issued an advisory for trans-identifying and nonbinary individuals who are traveling to the U.S. Officials warn citizens that if ...

The Level 4 advisory means travelers should not visit the country, with the State Department citing a "high risk of wrongful detention, torture in detention, terrorism, kidnapping, arbitrary ...

US State Department officials on Monday updated a travel advisory for Israel, Gaza and the West Bank territory to “do not ...

As the busy European cruise season gets underway, the U.S. State Department ... s reissued travel advisory recommends that travelers exercise increased caution in the UK due to terrorism.

In theory, travel advisories are meant to inform travellers and keep them safe. But these advisories are often shaped by ...

In its revised travel advice, the U.K. Foreign Office ... also revised their travel advisories – specifically for transgender and nonbinary travelers. Citing the U.S. government’s refusal ...

Several travel advisories have been issued by the U.S. Department of State, urging American travelers this summer to use extreme caution when headed to places such as the United Kingdom ...

The day before the UK's update, Germany had sent out its own red flag, after a group of Germans were detained trying to enter the US. Germany's updated travel advisory warned that a visa or entry ...

In its updated advice, the U.K. foreign office ... Germany then updated its advisory to warn that entry through the Electronic System for Travel Authorization, or a U.S. visa, was not guaranteed ...

The State Department considers various factors, like crime, terrorism, civil unrest, access to health services, and more when ...