#travel-advisory

#travel-advisory

Lennart Monterlos, an 18-year-old dual national, was cycling from Europe to Japan when he was detained in Iran for committing an offence, according to Tehran's authorities.

Europe is experiencing an extreme heat wave, with a combination of a marine heat wave from the Mediterranean and a heat dome affecting popular tourist destinations.

The Foreign Office has updated its travel guidance for Turkey amid regional tensions, particularly regarding ongoing hostilities between Israel, Iran, and the US.

Starting June 23, several train services will undergo diversions and cancellations due to essential engineering works, necessitating alternative transport arrangements for passengers.

"Violent crime is a concern in the Dominican Republic despite more police presence in areas often visited by tourists."

The explosive activity transitioned to a lava fountain, while the plume of ash is expected to dissipate towards the south-west, yet there’s no current danger to people.

As traffic increases at JFK and LaGuardia during the summer, travelers are reminded to use mass transit options and pre-book airport parking to avoid inconveniences.

Most bus services are still running smoothly, but disruptions may occur due to safety protocols and ongoing regional restrictions—stay updated and plan ahead.

The current security status for both Pakistan and India urges Irish citizens to exercise a "high degree of caution".

On April 16, the State Department updated Burkina Faso's travel advisory to reflect specific risk to dual nationals. For travelers with dual nationality, local authorities may not recognize your U.S. nationality if you are also a national of Burkina Faso.

One way to take back some control is by knowing your rights. And that begins by understanding when you can say "no" to facial recognition scans at airports.

The US State Department has added North Korea and Burkina Faso to its 'do not travel' list, increasing countries to 21, due to serious safety concerns.

Following reduced services and closures over Easter, regular users of Euston will need to watch out for closures again this coming early May Bank Holiday weekend.

The U.S. government is very limited in its ability to help U.S. citizens in Haiti. Local police often lack the resources to respond to emergencies.

The European Commission is now issuing 'burner' phones and laptops to employees traveling to the United States on official business, reflecting growing concerns about espionage activities.

"As departing passenger flights are cancelled, cancellations are also possible on arriving flights," Brussels Airport stated in an advisory on its website.