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

The US has added two countries to its “do not travel” list. Last month, government officials added North Korea and Burkina ...

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

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 continues to add to its "do not travel list," while ironically, many nations are issuing travel warnings ...

The United States has issued "do not travel" advisories for citizens heading to 21 countries - while travel companies say ...

Twenty-one countries around the world have a "Do Not Travel" warning from the U.S. State Department ... For example, the advisory for Mexico, as of April 30, has specific levels for each state ...

In an April 25 report, Mexico’s Ministry of Health reported there have been 583 confirmed cases in the country this year, with 560 recorded in the border state ... travel warning for the United ...

"Violent crime – such as homicide, kidnapping, carjacking, and robbery – is widespread and common in Mexico," said the U.S. Department of State website in a travel warning. "The U.S ...

The United States Embassy & Consulates in Mexico has advised travelers to take precautions in several hotspot destinations ...

Here’s everything you need to know about how the U.S. travel advisory system works and how to stay on top of any changes ...