RARE ADVISORY: Effective June 22, the U.S. Department of State has issued a rare global travel warning amid the Israel-Iran ...

For years, the U.S. has issued cautionary travel advisories to citizens heading overseas. But in a surprising twist, the ...

U.S. State Department officials on Monday updated a travel advisory for Israel, Gaza and the West Bank territory to “do not travel” as casualties mount on both sides of Israel’s escalating ...

The State Department had previously advised Americans to "reconsider travel" to Israel and the West Bank at level 3 but updated its guidance on June 16 following the authorized departure from the ...

Level 4 travel advisories issued by US State Department in May A Level 4 travel advisory is the highest level issued by the State Department for U.S. citizens considering going to a foreign country.

The State Department released its advisory for Peru on May 16 as a Level 2, warning travelers to exercise increased caution in the country due to "crime, civil unrest, and the risk of kidnapping." ...

The State Department maintains a travel advisory database for countries that it updates periodically, and this year the department has issued several advisories, including a warning of terrorist ...

Representative image. With summer holidays approaching, the United States has issued a ‘Do Not Travel’ advisory for as many as 21 countries. Among those listed are Russia, Ukraine, Iran, and Iraq.

This warning is in place for 23 different countries including Chad, Niger, Egypt, Jamaica, and Colombia. A Level 4 advisory is the most serious, warning travelers simply to "Do Not Travel" to the ...

On Saturday, the State Department's Bureau of African Affairs was forced to issue a warning following an outbreak of violence in North Darfur in Sudan, which left nine U.S.-funded aid workers dead.

Several countries received an updated travel advisory from the U.S. State Department in the last few weeks.

Level 3 urges travelers to "reconsider travel." Level 4, the highest of the travel warnings from the State Department, places a "Do Not Travel" advisory on the country.