Washington — The State Department on Monday raised its travel advisory for Israel to Level 4, the highest level, and warned U.S. citizens not to travel to the country due to "armed conflict ...

The U.S. Department of State has issued a travel advisory to Mexico because the risk of violent crime - including murders, kidnappings, carjackings and robberies - is "widespread" in some areas.

The U.S. State Department issued a "Do Not Travel" advisory for Israel, the West Bank, and Gaza due to escalating violence and missile attacks. Major U.S. airlines have suspended service to Israel ...

The U.S. Department of State says its travel advisories are reports that describe the risks and recommend precautions for U.S. citizens. There are four warning levels.

On June 24, the State Department told Americans not to travel to Lebanon, issuing the country a Level 4 travel advisory, due to "crime, terrorism, civil unrest, kidnapping, unexploded landmines ...

The busy summer travel period is off to a rocky start, with conflict in the Middle East prompting a worldwide caution for American travelers abroad. The U.S. State Department has been hard at work ...

"The Department of State's Travel Advisory for Jordan remains at Level 2: Exercise Increased Caution. We have no announcement about assisting private U.S. citizens to depart Jordan at this time.

U.S. State Department issues worldwide caution for American travelers amid Israel-Iran conflict, warning of potential demonstrations and travel disruptions across the Middle East.

Haiti, Libya, Iraq, and Syria are the latest foreign countries to receive the State Department's "Level 4: Do Not Travel" ...

The most recent advisory, which was issued for Syria on July 23, warns Americans not to travel to the nation due to ...