At least 14 United States allied countries have changed travel advisories for their citizens since President Trump’s inauguration, cautioning travelers going to the U.S. about the entry process, gun violence and warning those in the LGBTQIA+ community of gender identity restrictions in travel documentation and more. France, Ireland, Norway and Slovakia joined a growing list…
The United States’ NATO allies, namely Canada, Denmark, the United Kingdom, Germany, and Finland, issued fresh travel advisories amid US President Donald Trump’s stricter immigration policies, where his officials time and again detained numerous tourists at the border, sparking concerns among these countries It prompted them to inform their citizens about potential risks when travelling…
The United Kingdom and Germany have updated their travel guidance for their citizens planning to travel to the United States after several tourists were detained by U.S. immigration authorities in recent months. It’s common for countries to issue travel advisories or warnings for things like crime levels, terrorism threats, current conflicts, health concerns or natural…