All articles tagged with #travel risks
The article criticizes cruises, highlighting the risk of dengue fever outbreaks at popular ports, which are caused by mosquito-borne transmission and worsened by crowded ships, suggesting that traveling to places like Toronto might be safer and more enjoyable.
The Russian Foreign Ministry has cautioned its citizens to carefully consider the risks involved when traveling abroad, particularly to "unfriendly" countries, and to exercise increased vigilance and restraint. This warning comes in response to European countries bordering Russia banning cars with Russian license plates. The ministry advises Russians to be aware that crossing the border means placing themselves under foreign jurisdiction and complying with the laws of the country they are visiting. In case of difficulties, Russian citizens are encouraged to contact the Foreign Ministry's Crisis Management Center or seek assistance from Russian-speaking lawyers listed on the ministry's website.
Spring break vacations can turn tragic due to crimes such as murders, kidnappings, and drug overdoses. The recent kidnapping and killing of four Americans by Mexican cartels has led to a Level 4 travel advisory for six Mexican states, including Tamaulipas. This article highlights five fatal spring break cases, including Natalee Holloway and Brittanee Drexel, and provides safety tips from a travel risk trainer and consultant. Travelers are advised to check the Department of State for their destination's crime information and warnings, sign up for the Smart Traveler Enrollment Program, and download the GeoSure app for safety scores.