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Mexico Is Under a New U.S. Travel Advisory—Here’s What Travelers Should Know
Travelers to Mexico are being advised to take increased safety precautions. The United States Department of State recently issued a travel advisory for Mexico on Aug. 12 at Level 2, which means "Exercise Increased Caution.
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US faces travel warnings from over a dozen countries; Here's why
Over a dozen countries have issued travel warnings for the US, citing stricter immigration laws and gender policy changes, raising concerns for tourism and the economy.
The U.S. Department of State updated its travel alerts for Mexico this week, warning for the first time ever of the risk of ...
The U.S. State Department issued multiple levels of travel advisories for this nation, warning tourists to avoid traveling to ...
The U.S. State Department has issued Level 2 travel advisories for Brazil and the United Arab Emirates, citing crime, ...
While many of Mexico’s most popular tourist areas fall in the Level 2 zone or lower, U.S. officials have labeled these states as “do not travel” areas: The following areas of Mexico are labeled Level ...
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) issues new travel warnings in response to disease outbreaks in four ...
The U.S. Department of State issued a new travel advisory covering travel to Mexico. Here's the safest part of Mexico for ...
The advisory for Cambodia also warned of travelers potentially encountering unexploded landmines in remote areas. Visitors are advised not to touch any unknown metal objects they encounter while in ...
British tourists travelling to Spain and Portugal have been issued an urgent travel warning. The Foreign, Commonwealth and ...
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