Keep reading for more information on active travel advisories for popular spring break destinations and more. A “Level 2: Exercise Increased Caution” travel advisory was issued for the ...

"The U.S. Embassy routinely receives reports of sexual assaults, including from U.S. citizen tourists at resorts. U.S. citizens report slow or unsatisfactory response to serious criminal incidents.

Americans planning spring break travel abroad should follow this guidance to stay safe after Sudiksha Konanki's Dominican ...

Spring break is almost here, which means sun and sand, but also a fresh round of travel warnings. If you’re heading abroad, federal agencies want you to stay alert and take safety precautions.

The State Department has issued no Level 4 travel warnings, which mean "Do Not Travel," to any popular destinations for spring break travel, but there are Level 3 warnings— meaning "Reconsider ...

The State Department and FBI Los Angeles are warning spring break travelers to take ... told travelers to check the State Department's travel advisories — designed to give U.S. citizens reliable ...

People who are planning to travel abroad during spring break must be cautious and aware ... Travelers first must check if there are any travel advisories in effect at their destinations.

Ahead of the popular travel period ... Shutterstock The advisory also focuses on Mexico, which saw over a million American tourists come in during the spring break period in 2024.

Health officials warn measles cases could spike as more families travel during spring break. Health officials warn measles cases could spike as more families travel during spring break.

The FBI has increased travel warnings for those heading abroad for spring break. This comes after a student disappeared in Punta Cana. We spoke with Kenneth Gray, a lecturer at the University of ...