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The UK FCDO warns travelers in Italy to use pedestrian crossings and stay alert as heavy traffic and turning cars pose safety risks

The UK has updated Gibraltar travel advice as the new UK-EU agreement wil take provisional effect on July 15, 2026, introducing revised entry requirements

From avoiding drink spiking to using licensed taxis, new UK guidance offers practical advice to help friends stay safe on holiday abroad

Visitors traveling to Vietnam or transitioning through the country after July 1, 2026, will be required to submit a health declaration under updated entry guidance

Visitors to South Africa are being urged to avoid protest areas amid warnings of demonstrations and travel delays at the end of the month

The British Foreign Office has updated travel advice for Turkey, warning of security constraints and increased passenger traffic around the expected NATO summit in Ankara in July

Ecuador has declared a 60-day state of emergency across 10 provinces and several additional cantons due to security concerns. What does this mean for tourists?

The FCDO has advised against travel within exclusion zones around six active Indonesian volcanoes due to ongoing safety concerns

Following airspace reopening: The UK’s Foreign Office advises citizens in Kuwait to travel only if safe, highlighting limited flight options, border crossing rules, and emergency preparedness

Rare precautionary megaquake alert: the FCDO has issued a warning regarding the 7.7 earthquake that struck Japan yesterday, April 20, 2026, informing citizens of the increased risk of strong quakes occurring in the coming week

From avoiding drink spiking to using licensed taxis, new UK guidance offers practical advice to help friends stay safe on holiday abroad

Visitors traveling to Vietnam or transitioning through the country after July 1, 2026, will be required to submit a health declaration under updated entry guidance

Ecuador has declared a 60-day state of emergency across 10 provinces and several additional cantons due to security concerns. What does this mean for tourists?