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Bahrain
Jun 10, 2026
Bahrain Travel Advisory
There is a risk of terrorist violence, including attacks on tourist sites, transportation hubs, markets, and religious sites. Ongoing military activity in the region poses a risk of drone and missile attacks, which could lead to travel disruptions such as airspace closures and flight cancellations. Civilian infrastructure, including hotels and airports, may be targeted. Travelers are advised to avoid all travel to Bahrain due to the volatile security situation.
United Arab Emirates
Jun 08, 2026
United Arab Emirates Travel Advisory
There is a high threat of terrorist attack in the UAE, with potential targets including tourist locations, transportation hubs, and places frequented by foreign nationals. Regional tensions have increased the risk of military strikes and armed conflict, which could lead to further travel disruptions. The UAE airspace may open or close at short notice, impacting flights. It is advised to avoid all travel to the UAE due to the volatile security situation.
Syria
Jun 04, 2026
Syria Travel Advisory
Multiple governments strongly advise against all travel to Syria due to extreme security risks including ongoing armed conflict, terrorism, kidnapping, arbitrary detention, and airstrikes. No part of the country is considered safe from violence. The U.S. Embassy in Damascus has suspended operations, and consular services are unavailable. Regional escalation has also led to the closure of air corridors and suspension of operations at Damascus International Airport.
South Sudan
Jun 03, 2026
South Sudan Travel Advisory
South Sudan faces a volatile and dangerous security situation characterized by ongoing armed conflict, inter-ethnic violence, and high levels of violent crime, including kidnapping and robbery. Foreign nationals are at significant risk. The U.S. government has limited ability to provide emergency consular services, and travel outside Juba is particularly hazardous due to poor road conditions and unauthorized checkpoints.
Bolivia
Jun 02, 2026
Bolivia Travel Advisory
Bolivia faces significant risks due to ongoing civil unrest, frequent roadblocks, and violent crime, particularly in the Chapare Province and La Paz. Roadblocks disrupt transportation and essential services, leading to shortages of fuel, food, and medical supplies. Violent crime, often linked to drug trafficking, is a concern in specific regions. Health risks include altitude sickness and potential outbreaks of diseases like chikungunya.
Democratic Republic of the Congo
Jun 02, 2026
Democratic Republic of the Congo Travel Advisory
There is a high risk of crime, unrest, terrorism, kidnapping, and health concerns in the Democratic Republic of the Congo. Conflict between government forces and armed groups is ongoing, particularly in the eastern regions, leading to instability and potential for increased violence. The country is also experiencing an Ebola outbreak, declared a public health emergency by the WHO, with no approved vaccines or specific antiviral treatments for the Bundibugyo strain. Violent demonstrations and protests can occur with little notice, and roadblocks and curfews may be imposed.
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