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Securely Travel Opinion: US Citizens traveling to countries which have an acrimonious relationship with the US should assess the risk they may be taking. Securely Travel currently views the countries of Russia, China, and Iran to fit this category. The good: A US citizen, Brittany Griner, is on their …
December, 2022
September, 2022
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29 September
US Embassy Moscow: US Citizens leave Russia NOW
The United States Embassy in Moscow, Russia issued a “Security Alert for U.S. Citizens in Russia” on 27 September 2022. The Alert advised, “U.S. citizens should not travel to Russia and those residing or travelling in Russia should depart Russia immediately while limited commercial travel options remain.” For those who …
November, 2021
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9 November
Sputnik Vaccine won’t get you into the US
The United States opened air-travel to the U.S. to the world for those non-US citizens who are fully vaccinated. Reminder, Sputnik Vaccine is not recognized as being sufficiently effective against COVID and is not on the approved list of vaccines as recognized by the CDC. The following list of acceptable …
June, 2018
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25 June
Securely Travel Brief - 25 June 2018
SUMMARY: United Kingdom - London Heathrow passport control hell Guatemala - Crime alert Argentina - General Strike Mexico - Elections - Sunday 01 July Russia - World Cup Week 2 Securely Travel Brief – 25 June 2018 Today’s brief is culled from global travel warnings and alerts. INTERACTIVE MAP: VIDEO …
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6 June
Russia 2018 - World Cup Soccer - Travel Guidance
Russia 2018 World Cup is just around the corner, mere days away. If you are going, then you should be prepared. To assist, we have created a travel guide. In the 15-page guide you will find this interactive map with the Russia 2018 venues identified and the city’s medical facility …
April, 2018
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9 April
Dutch cyberespionage warning, travel with clean devices
The Dutch Ministry of Foreign Affairs issued a cybersecurity / cyberespionage warning to members of a Dutch commercial delegation traveling to China, according to Dutch daily Volkstrant. The warning? Travel only with clean or empty laptops or phones due to the threat of cyberespionage. Dutch Prime Minister Rutte and four other …