The U.S. assigns safety rankings to many countries, giving guidance to Americans considering trips abroad. Here is how that ...

The U.S. has updated its travel advisory for North Korea, warning Americans not to travel the country under any circumstances ...

The U.S. State Department has issued an updated travel advisory, warning Americans against visiting 21 countries due to elevated risks such as armed conflict, terrorism, and civil unrest.

Newsweek has created a map setting out the various advisories ... or kidnappings. State Department travel advisories for Americans are grouped into four categories. Level 1 warnings urge travelers ...

Several airlines, including Air India and Qatar Airways, issued a travel advisory for Pakistan after India's Operation ...

With these recent travel warnings, the U.S. now has 21 countries it advises against traveling to, including Afghanistan, Iran ...

Among those listed are Russia, Ukraine, Iran, and Iraq. The US State Department classifies travel advisories into four levels, with ‘Do Not Travel’ being the most severe. While some of these ...

Travel advisories are the buzzword of the moment and remain an important tool when planning travel. But it's important to remember that this guidance isn't always so black and white, especially when ...

The United States Department of State updated its list of countries with a “do not travel” warning earlier this week.

The U.S. Department of State is strongly advising "prospective adoptive parents" to reconsider adoptions from Haiti, in part because of a longstanding travel warning to that country. "The ...

The US State Department has issued a Level 4 “Do Not Travel” advisory for 21 countries, adding two new nations to the list in April. These warnings cite risks including terrorism, civil unrest ...