Travel Advisories keep U.S. citizens informed about destination-specific risks and essential precautions, making your travelabroad safer.Specific risks are described in the Travel Advisory. This is the highest advisory level due to life-threatening risks. Staying safe when travelling involves researching safety risks in advance. Learn key strategies to prepare beforehand so you can travel with peace of mind. government health recommendations for traveling.Get tips on preparing for travel including what to pack and travel tips specific to your destination. Level 3 advisories are even more severe, warningtravelers to “reconsider travel” because of heightened safety or security risks. Countries including Colombia, Pakistan, and Uganda are currently designated under this category. The Foreign Office has issued an urgent warning today to anyone travelling to 18 countries, including popular holiday destinations. Travellers to places such as Egypt, Morocco, Dubai, Cyprus and Turkey have been advised to exercise extra caution. This information is for people travelling on a full ‘British citizen’ passport from the UK. It is based on the UK government’s understanding of the current rules for the most common types of travel. You must have the correct approval prior to travel. The warning discourages non-essential travel to the region, stating that some NGO’s, private aid organizations and Peace Corps suspended operations in the country. For the latest on the June 2012 TravelWarnings, check the US State Department for recent updates and country profiles.
