UK government has released a new travel advisory for 2025, urging citizens to avoid all travel to high-risk nations including Russia, Syria, Iran, Afghanistan, Haiti, Belarus, and South Sudan due to escalating armed conflicts, widespread lawlessness, arbitrary detentions, and ongoing political instability.

Escalating conflicts and instability in Russia, Iran, Sudan, Lebanon, Ukraine, Belarus, Israel, Palestine, Afghanistan, and Syria have made these destinations unsafe for global travelers.

The Government of Canada has issued a travel advisory for Türkiye, urging travelers to exercise a high degree of caution. This warning comes in light of the ongoing threat of terrorist attacks and potential demonstrations throughout the country, especially in …

Dark tourism is on the rise, with travelers exploring conflict zones like Afghanistan, Syria, and Ukraine, sharing bold experiences through social media platforms.

Palmyra, an ancient city once a thriving hub along the Silk Road, has faced immense challenges following ISIS attacks and more than a decade of Syria’s civil war.

The UK Foreign Office issues travel warnings for Syria, Iran, and Russia due to security, political instability, and health risks. Check FCDO travel advisories.

In a bold move blending national heritage with modern geopolitics, Israel’s Defense Forces (IDF) have rolled out guided hiking tours through a newly occupied buffer zone in Syria’s Golan Heights—territory seized following the collapse of Bashar al-Assad’s regime in December …

US State Department urges citizens to leave Syria immediately, citing heightened terror threats during Eid al-Fitr; Level 4 ‘Do Not Travel’ advisory remains.

US warns of potential attacks in Syria during Eid al-Fitr, heightening security concerns as insurgent groups and sleeper cells threaten Damascus and other vital locations.

Australia has placed Do Not Travel warnings on Russia, North Korea, Venezuela, Haiti, Iran, Myanmar, Sudan, Syria, Ukraine, and Libya due to escalating threats such as armed conflict, terrorism, civil unrest, and arbitrary detention. While these countries already face serious …