U.S. Recommends Not to Travel to Central AmericaArguing that there is a risk due to the Covid-19 outbreak and that in some areas precautions should be taken due to criminal acts, the US advised its citizens to reconsider travel to El Salvador and not to travel to the other countries of the region.Wednesday, April 21, 2021
In the case of El Salvador, the alert level is 3, which recommends its citizens to reconsider their travel. For Guatemala, Honduras, Nicaragua, Costa Rica and Panama, the alert level is 4, which recommends not to travel. ¿Busca soluciones de inteligencia comercial para su empresa?Do you need Business Intelligence solutions for the tourism industry? Contact UsNeed assistance? Contact us
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U.S. Issues Travel Alert to NicaraguaFebruary 2021 Because travelers must expect delays before returning to the U.S. and the Nicaraguan government arbitrarily enforces laws, the U.S. government is urging its citizens to reconsider traveling to the Central American country. USA Improves Travel Recommendation to Costa RicaOctober 2020 The US government decreased from 4 to 3 the level of the travel alert it issues for its citizens to evaluate the possibility of traveling to Costa Rica. Optimism for Changes in Travel AlertOctober 2020 After the U.S. changed the level of the travel alert it issues for its citizens to evaluate the possibility of traveling to Guatemala from 4 to 3, tourism entrepreneurs believe that it is progress and that the country should focus on obtaining category 2 as soon as possible. Central America and U.S. Travel AlertsJanuary 2018 In its new warning system for tourists, the US government included Panama and Costa Rica at the lowest risk level, Nicaragua at level 2 and Guatemala, El Salvador and Honduras, in the category "Reconsider Travel".
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