Those who have spring break plans may want to check and see if their destination is under a "Do Not Travel" advisory.

The government has issued a Level 4: 'Do Not Travel' warning for five Mexican cities over increased risk of crime and ...

A Level 4 advisory refers to the highest level of travel warning issued by the U.S. State Department, signifying “Do Not ...

While Mexican authorities are successfully working with specialists such as safety and tourism security expert Dr. Peter Tarlow to keep tourism regions safe, other regions of the country not known as ...

This level succinctly means: Do Not Travel. The reasons for this level advisory may be for different reasons, from civil unrest to health contagions, but the reasons can all be categorized as a ...

If you’re heading to Mexico for February break this month, you may want to think twice. The U.S. State Department has issued ...

The United States government rarely forbids Americans from visiting a country. In very rare cases, like Cuba and North Korea, travel is heavily restricted, but in most other cases, the State ...

Cities in the Tamaulipas region include Reynosa, Rio Bravo, Valle Hermoso, San Fernando – some popular beach destinations ...

People in the areas affected by a rare red “danger to life” weather warning issued for parts of Scotland on Friday should not ...