The United States State Department has currently issued a total of 15 Level 4 “Do Not Travel” travel advisories to countries in the Caribbean. Whilst they may not be a legal hurdle that will prevent many from traveling, it could have repercussions for tourists looking to purchase insurance before heading to one of these destinations, …
Just yesterday, United States issued several more travel advisory updates. The updates to the travel advisories were made as the US endeavors to make sure that its citizens are well informed about issues around the world that may impact a traveler’s health and safety, and they allow travelers to make informed decisions about whether to …
Some of the top destinations for cruises that depart the US for sailings around the Caribbean are amongst those affected by the latest US travel advisory warning updates. Yesterday’s updates saw a handful of travel destinations given Level 4 travel warnings – the most severe travel warning level that the US currently hands to countries …
Yesterday, the US Department of State published the latest changes to its travel advisory notices, which saw changes to the warning status of countries such a Canada, Germany and several others. Designed to keep American travelers aware of potential issues they may face when traveling abroad, the travel advisory notices have been diligently updated throughout …
The US government updated its travel advisory warnings for a number of countries yesterday, including popular destinations with American travelers such as The Bahamas. In total, 17 countries received updates to their travel advisories, with a wide range of locations such as the Caribbean, Europe, Africa, Asia and South America each being affected. Designed by …
In its latest round of travel advisory updates, the US has added four more countries to its ‘Do Not Travel’ list as part of its ongoing efforts to keep its citizens safe and secure when traveling abroad. The update to its travel advisories came yesterday, and also saw several other countries reclassified into less severe …
The US has issued its latest updates to its travel advisories system, this time handing out Level 4 “Do Not Travel” notices to popular travel destinations such as France, Iceland and Thailand. The most severe level of travel advisory that the US can issue, several other nations were also placed into the Level 4 bracket …
As part of its ongoing efforts to keep American travelers around the world safe, the US has issued updated travel guidance once more – this time coming in the form of Level 4 “Do Not Travel” advisories for the European countries of Greece, Ireland and Malta. The most severe level of travel warning that the …
The United States has updated its travel advisory list and has placed more countries on its “Do Not Travel” list, including Spain and Portugal. “Do Not Travel” is Level 4 on the travel advisory warning level system, which is the strictest advice they offer. Whilst both Spain and Portugal had recently made it easier for …
The U.S. State Department has issued a Level 4 ‘Do Not Travel’ advisory for Americans’ favorite holiday destinations including Mexico and the Dominican Republic. The warnings come amid ‘unprecedented’ Covid-19 risks around the globe. The Level 4 ‘Do Not Travel’ Advisory was issued to over 100 countries as the U.S. State Department said they were …
Whilst Covid-19 has affected travel around the world, it isn’t the only issue at hand when it comes to deciding where US travelers should and shouldn’t travel to. The US Department of State has been working hard to keep its travel advisory page updated in order to keep its travelers safe and informed, recently issuing …
The U.S. State Department issued a new health alert on February 19 for Americans traveling to Mexico. While over the last year most alerts have come in the form of warnings regarding the growing Covid-19 crisis, this announcement came as welcome news for those headed to Mexico. The alert was issued by the U.S. Embassy …