Level 4: “Do not travel” – The most severe advisory level, due to possible “life-threatening risks.” The United States may ...

The U.S. State Department regularly updates its catalog of travel advisories for all foreign countries. These notices serve ...

More than 100 organizations have issued a travel advisory for the U.S. ahead of the 2026 World Cup. The World Cup will take ...

A country straddling Asia and Europe is on the receiving end of a Level 3 — and in some areas, Level 4 — U.S. travel advisory ...

Groups warn that deteriorating human rights situation in U.S. could put people in host cities at risk, citing ICE abuses, suppression of speech, and more ...

Advisories cite concerns over entry policies, enforcement, and safety as global attention turns to the tournament.

The groups said the advisory was necessary "in light of the deteriorating human rights situation in the United States and in ...

The United States Department of State has an expansive and extensive database of travel advisories covering hundreds of countries across the globe. These advisories provide crucial information to ...

The ACLU then laid out the potential risks visitors could face if they decide to come to the United States for the 2026 World ...