The U.S. Department of State continually updates its travel advisories for more than 200 countries around the world based on a range of risk indicators, including health, terrorism, and civil instability. Level 1 travel advisories recommend taking ordinary precautions, while Level 4 advisories discourage travel to these countries.
These are the 8 countries the U.S. State Department advises you not to go
Kidnappings, crime, and civil unrest are the greatest risk factors in Haiti, a country bordering the Dominican Republic in the Caribbean Sea. Due to natural disasters, economic and social instability, the country is experiencing chronic poverty. In October, the prime minister requested international security forces to crack
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