Jordan joins Mauritius, Iran, Uganda, Syria, and more in the urgent US travel advisory for December, driven by rising security risks and escalating regional tensions.

UK and Antarctica joins Germany, Saudi Arabia, South Africa, Italy, Belgium, Turkey and more as US issues new travel advisory amid travel restrictions and heightened risks.

Rwanda has now found itself added to an expanding list of nations flagged under new U.S. travel warnings—a list that already features Egypt, Mozambique, Haiti, Nigeria, Israel, Lebanon, and the Dominican Republic.

As global concerns over safety, civil unrest, and contentious domestic policies in the US rise, New Zealand, Germany, and the UK have updated their travel advisories, urging caution for their citizens considering travel to the US.

In recent weeks, several countries, including Canada, the United Kingdom, Germany, Denmark, and Finland, have issued updated travel warnings for the United States due to escalating concerns over border security, political tensions, and discriminatory policies.

As global tensions rise, US travel warnings and ongoing trade disputes are threatening to create a “Cold War-like” situation that could severely impact the airline, tourism, and hospitality industries. With major international events like the 2025 Ryder Cup and the 2026 FIFA World Cup on the horizon, concerns about safety, visa issues, and geopolitical conflicts are already deterring travelers.

Canada has updated its travel advisories for the US and China, urging heightened caution for Canadians amid rising tensions and new legal risks for travelers.

Amid escalating violence and a Level 4 “Do Not Travel” advisory, Royal Caribbean and other cruise lines are avoiding Mexican ports like Manzanillo in Colima.