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‘Violent crime’: U.S. updates travel advisory for popular summer vacation destination - MSN
The United States Department of State issued an updated travel advisory June 12 for the Dominican Republic due to crime. It's currently listed as a Level 2 Advisory. Read More
New Travel Advisories, Tourist Taxes and More: June's Top Destination News
The U.S. State Department also issued two new travel warnings this June: it updated its travel advisory for the Dominican Republic with a new warning about crime, though it remains a Level 2 risk. Read More
U.S. issues Level 4: Do Not Travel warning for popular exotic vacation destination - al.com
Indonesia – an exotic vacation destination for more than 400,000 Americans last year – is classified by the U.S. State Department as a place to exercise increased caution due to crime. Some ... Read More
The Latest Travel Guidance for the Caribbean's Top Destinations
The "happy" island of Aruba is one of the many top Caribbean destinations receiving a Level 1 travel advisory this summer. ... The State Department updated its Level 2 travel advisory for the Bahamas ... Read More
U.S. issues ‘do not travel’ warning to parts of this Southeast Asian vacation spot - nj.com
Level 4: Do Not Travel – This is the highest level of advisory, and it is strongly recommended not to travel to any destinations with a Level 4 advisory, due to many factors, one of which is ... Read More
U.S. says 'do not travel' to these 2 islands in the Philippines - nj.com
Level 4: Do Not Travel – This is the highest level of advisory, and it is strongly recommended not to travel to any destinations with a Level 4 advisory, due to many factors, one of which is ... Read More
21 countries have "Do Not Travel" warning. Here's what to know about the U.S. State Department advisories. - CBS News
Tips on planning a summer vacation and cheapest time to travel 03:38. Twenty-one countries around the world have a "Do Not Travel" warning from the U.S. State Department, as of April 30. Read More
US renews travel advisory to popular destination amid 'terrorism fears'
In May, the State Department issued travel advisories for 21 countries worldwide, ranging from the lowest level 1, which alerts travelers to "Exercise Normal Precautions," to the highest advisory ... Read More
U.S. Government Updates Travel Advisory for Colombia - Leisure
Both regions are ranked as Level 4, which means “Do Not Travel.” “Do not travel to this area for any reason. Crime, kidnapping, and armed conflict are common here,” the travel advisory states. Read More
U.S. issues Level 4: Do Not Travel warning for popular exotic vacation destination
The U.S. government has issued an advisory to travelers, warning them to use extra caution when visiting Indonesia, including popular destinations like Bali. The country is currently under a Level ... Read More
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