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State of Travel, week of September 27, 2026: 24 countries at Do Not Travel, 18 advisories updated

What the world's governments told their travelers this week, counted from the official feeds behind Travel Live. Every number below links to its source.

Data checked 2026-09-27 10:24 UTC · 238 countries and territories · Published September 27, 2026
24countries at US "Do Not Travel"
18advisories updated in 7 days
2active tropical cyclones
23CDC health notices
26embassy alerts this week

The advisory map this week

Of the 238 countries and territories Travel Live follows, the US State Department currently rates 24 at Level 4, Do Not Travel, 30 at Level 3 (Reconsider Travel), 84 at Level 2 and 87 at Level 1. Canada advises against all travel to 22, and the UK FCDO advises against all travel to 11 whole countries, against all but essential travel to 2 more, and against travel to parts of 57 others.

US Level 4, Do Not Travel: 24 countries

What changed in the last 7 days

0 US advisories, 3 Canadian advisories and 15 UK FCDO pages were updated this week.

Canada

UK FCDO

Storms, quakes and ash

Earthquakes of magnitude 5.0 or more in the feed this week: 6.

Volcanic ash advisories in force: Reventador (Ecuador), Sangay (Ecuador), Dukono (Indonesia), Fuego (Guatemala), Etna (Sicily Volcanic Province), Sheveluch (Russia), Sheveluch 300270 Psn N5639 E161021 (Kamchatka Peninsula).

Health, embassies, strikes and airports

The CDC lists 23 travel health notices, 1 of them new or updated this week. Newest: Global Polio.

US embassies published 26 security or demonstration alerts this week.

Transport strikes announced for the coming week: 10.

Airports reporting reduced visibility or weather right now (5 of 8 watched): Lagos (Cloud or haze), Dubai (Cloud or haze), New York JFK (Rain, mist), Tokyo Haneda (Cloud or haze), Sao Paulo (Mist).

Check your own destination

Every country has a live page with the US, Canada and UK advice side by side, health notices, storms, airport weather and entry rules, refreshed hourly. Ask the concierge "is it safe to go to ..." and it answers only from these sources.

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Method: counts are taken from the official feeds Travel Live collects (US State Department, Global Affairs Canada, UK FCDO, CDC, NOAA, GDACS, USGS, VAAC, US embassies, national strike registries, airport METARs) at the time shown above. Levels change; check the official page before you travel. Journalists: same-day figures and quotes on request, concierge@voyaggora.com.

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