Past articles in the 'Travel Warnings' section

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Travel Insurance Update: U.S. Department of State Issues Travel Warning for Libya

Published by March 25, 2013

The U.S. Department of State issued an updated travel warning for Libya recently due to ongoing instability and violence in the region. Travel insurance coverage may be important for U.S. citizens traveling to Libya despite the warning. Non-medical evacuation is one benefit covered in many policies that can help travelers if political or civil unrest [...]

Travel Insurance Update: U.S. Department of State Issues Travel Warning for Syria

Published by March 21, 2013

Non-medical evacuation, often referred to as political evacuation, is a travel insurance benefit that can assist travelers when emergency situations involving government or social upheaval threaten travelers’ safety. Since the U.S. Department of State recently issued an updated travel warning for Syria, non-medical evacuation coverage may be important for U.S. citizens traveling to the region. [...]

U.S. Department of State Issues Travel Warning for Iraq

Published by February 27, 2013

The U.S. Department of State issued an updated travel warning to U.S. citizens recently, advising against all travel to Iraq because of the current security situation. Those who continue to travel despite the warning should consider carrying the appropriate travel insurance coverage in case of terrorism or civil unrest. U.S. citizens remain at a high [...]

U.S. Department of State Issues Travel Warning for Algeria

Published by February 20, 2013

Despite the U.S. Department of State’s warnings of the risks involved with traveling to countries prone to terrorism and civil unrest, many travelers continue to travel for a number of reasons. While danger still presents itself, travel insurance plans can include several benefits that may help. Algeria is particularly threatened by acts of terrorism from [...]

U.S. Department of State Issues Travel Warning for Afghanistan

Published by February 5, 2013

The U.S. Department of State has issued an updated travel warning for Afghanistan as a reminder to citizens of the continued risks associated with traveling to the region. The potential for acts of violence against U.S. and other Western nationals remains critical. Kidnappings, assassinations, riots and civil disturbances pose significant threats to travelers. U.S. citizens [...]

U.S. Department of State Issues Travel Warning for El Salvador

Published by February 1, 2013

The U.S. department of state has issued a travel warning for El Salvador due to serious problems with crime and violence throughout the country. Hundreds of known gangs roam freely day and night, and are quick to engage in physical violence and commit crimes. Robberies and assaults pose threats to all travelers. 22 U.S. citizens [...]

U.S. Department of State Issues Travel Warning for Algeria

Published by January 31, 2013

The U.S. Department of State has issued an updated travel warning for Algeria advising all travelers of the security risks associated with visiting this region. Those who continue to travel despite the warning may want to consider a travel insurance plan that includes a non-medical evacuation benefit, which can provide transportation from a place of [...]

U.S. Department of State Issues Travel Warning for Mali

Published by January 30, 2013

Due to ongoing fighting and threats of attacks and kidnappings, the U.S. Department of State has issued a travel warning for Mali. Those who continue to travel despite the warning may want to consider a travel insurance plan that includes non-medical evacuation benefits, which can provide transportation from a place of danger to a place [...]

U.S. Department of State Issues Travel Warning for Niger

Published by January 28, 2013

Squaremouth recommends travel insurance for those traveling internationally. Policies available on squaremouth.com may include terrorism and non-medical evacuation coverage. These benefits may be of interest to travelers visiting areas with higher risk of terrorist attacks, and civil or political unrest. Due to continuing military conflicts with neighboring Mali and kidnapping threats against Westerners, the U.S. [...]