As Americans gear up for summer vacations, the U.S. State Department has issued stark warnings, urging citizens to avoid travel to a growing list of international destinations due to serious safety and security concerns. The latest advisories place 21 countries under a “Level 4: Do Not Travel” alert, the highest caution level, effectively telling U.S. …

While summer might still seem a bit far away, those who’ve been traveling for a while know that now is actually the best time to book flights and hotels, not only to take advantage of those off-season deals but also to find something good before everything sells out – the stress of scrambling to find …

Planning your vacation for 2023? Many travelers are eagerly planning out their getaways for next year as they plan out how to use their refreshed vacation time. As we head into the end of the year, there are currently over 15 destinations you shouldn’t travel to, at least according to the U.S. State Department. When …

U.S. citizens have been advised against traveling to Hong Kong – with the State Department issuing a Level 4 ‘Do Not Travel’ advisory. The reason behind the State Department’s decision to raise the level to its highest ‘Do Not Travel’ warning is due to the ongoing strict coronavirus restrictions that Hong Kong has implemented – …

The US Department of State issued yet more Do Not Travel warnings yesterday as part of its ongoing efforts to keep travelers safe whilst abroad. Included in yesterday’s latest updates was Mexico, the most popular international destination for American travelers, with the decision expected to have a sizable impact on travel between the two countries. …