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- Peru: Gunman Rob Tourists Near Manu National Park
- Kuwait: Arrests Prompt Terrorism Warning
- Bangladesh: New Tourist Police Force Patrols Popular Areas
- Turkey: Insult Ataturk, Get Deported
- Zanzibar: Possible Election Violence on Pemba Island
- Mauritania: Peace Corps Withdraws Volunteers Because of Security Fears
- Peru: Armed Bandits Raid Second Amazon Cruise Boat in Two Weeks
- Spain: Further ETA Bombs in Mallorca Cause No Injuries
- Tanzania: ATM Scams Still Prevalent Despite Arrests
- Trinidad and Tobago: High Crime Prompts UK Travel Warning
- South Africa: Johannesburg Taxi Drivers to Strike Sept. 1
- Samoa: Switch to Left-Side-of-the-Road Driving Causes a Stir
- Mauritania: Concerns about Possible Attack During Ramadan
- Italy: Vandals Pollute Capri?s Blue Grotto
- Greece: Wildfires Near Athens Raised Concerns about Fire Danger Throughout the Countr
- Eritrea: Government Restricts Travel Outside Asmara
- India: Kashmir Violence Down
- Italy: Capri?s Blue Grotto Reopened
- South Africa: Armed Gangs Target Shopping Malls
- Thailand: Phuket Beaches Often Dangerous in Summer
- Spain: Child Thieves Working ATMs
- Maldives: $3 a Day Environment Tax on Tourists
- China: Unrest Recurs in Troubled Xinjiang Province
- Brazil: Italian Arrested for Kissing His Daughter
- Antigua: Tourists Dispute Taxi Fare, Scuffle with Cops, End Up in Jail
- United Kingdom: Anti-Islam Demonstrators Clash with Muslim Counter-Protesters
- Turkey: Floods Plague Istanbul
- Papua New Guinea: Cholera in Morobe Province
- Japan: Tokyo Police Launch Anti-Groping Campaign
- India: Travel Alert for Holidays
- Switzerland: Zurich University Hospital Stops Offering North Americans Elective Proce
- Nepal: Travel Alert for Festival Season
- Honduras: Tensions High as Zelaya Returns
- China and Tibet: Security Tightened for 60th Communist Anniversary, Foreigners Restri
- Australia: Aboriginal Landowners Keep Alcohol Out of Their Parks
- Philippines: Manila May Not Dry Out Until Christmas
- Mexico: Tourist Corridor in Baja to Get More Police Patrols
- Israel: Temple Mount Tensions Could Keep Restrictions in Place
- Indonesia: Rabies Cases Cause Concern on Bali
- Ecuador: ?State of Exception? Imposes Restrictions, Allows Army Checkpoints
- Bulgaria: Sofia?s Taxi Drivers Can Charge Any Fare They Wish
- Easter Island: Chile?s Supreme Court Strikes Down Mandatory Visitor?s Card
- Cuba: Passengers with Flu Symptoms Face Quarantine on Arrival
- Thailand: Security Law Imposed in Bangkok, Hua Hin, Cha-Am
- Turkey and Armenia: Normalizing Relations, Reopening Border
- United Kingdom: Crime Maps Cover England and Wales for Residents, Visitors
- Nicaragua: Dengue Fever Outbreak in Managua, Elsewhere
- Honduras: ?State of Exception? Lifted, but Political Impasse and Tensions Remain
- Canada: Road Closures Begin (Already!) for Winter Olympics in February
- Bosnia: Constitutional Crisis Has Officials Worried about Slipping Back into War
- Australia: Monster Shark Off Queensland Coast Prompts Warning to Stay Out of the Wate
- Bulgaria: “Russian Road Roulette” Plagues Sofia Streets
- El Salvador: Email Hoaxes Raise Dark Memories of Civil War
- Israel: Troubles Continue at Jerusalem?s Temple Mount
- Seychelles and Somalia: Pirates Roam Far into Indian Ocean to Take Ships
- Venezuela: Water Shortage Produces Rationing in Caracas, Blackouts in the South
- Serbia: U.S. Embassy Calls 7 Belgrade Bars and Clubs Off-Limits
- Nicaragua: Court Drops Presidential Term Limits, Tempers Flare
- Nepal: Maoists Protest in Kathmandu
- China: Security Crackdown in Xinjiang
- Senegal and Cape Verde: Dengue Fever on the Rise
- El Salvador: Heavy Rains Washed Out Roads, Bridges, Phones, Power
- Costa Rica: Bridges Collapse After Study Shows Dozens Are Dangerous
- Canada: Bed Bugs Plague Toronto, Vancouver
- Australia: Monster Croc Bites Tourist Boat, No One Injured
- Germany: Government Takes al-Qaeda Threats Seriously
- Namibia: Political Parties Clash Before Nov. 27-28 Election
- Russia: Work Permit Red Tape Becomes Redder, Government Admits Many Police Are Corrup
- Venezuela: Demonstrations in Caracas Are Frequent, Often Violent
- United Kingdom: Thameslink Trains Running Reduced Schedule, Driver Strike Possible in
- Philippines: State of Emergency in Mindanao Provinces, Cotabato City
- Nepal: Solo Trekkers Robbed Near Pokhara, Nationwide Strike Coming in December
- Ecuador: Kidnapping Threat, Blackouts, Crime in Quito
- Brazil: Blackout Hits Rio, Again
- Bahamas: Cruise Ship Passengers on Segway Tour Robbed in Nassau
- Egypt: Travel Restricted in Northern Sinai
- Italy: Rome Taxi Company Trying to Improve Drivers? Reputations
- Mauritania: Three Spanish Aid Workers Kidnapped
- Mexico: New Border Security Measures May Cause Delays
- Russia: Two Train Bom***gs Raise Worries Over New Terrorist Campaign
- Tanzania: Police Shoot Robbers Targeting Safari Lodge
- Northern Ireland: Police Urge Stores to Check Security in Wake of Car Bomb
- Mexico: Drug Violence Increases in Chihuahua State, Ciudad Juarez
- Mali: Risk of Kidnapping for Westerners Is Critical in Timbuktu, Elsewhere
- India: Jewish Centers at Risk of Terrorist Attack
- Argentina: ?Reciprocal? $131 Entry Fee Goes into Effect Dec. 20
- Australia: Rollovers on Fraser Island Prompt Demands for Tighter Controls on Drivers
- India: Visa Requirements Revised, Independence Demanded in Telangana, Gorkhaland
- Nepal: Maoists Declare Autonomous Regions, Plan Strike in Kathmandu
- United Kingdom: Train Drivers in Southern England to Strike Dec. 28
- Sri Lanka: Campaign for Jan. 26 Presidential Election Could See Demonstrations
- Indonesia: Terrorist Cells Remain Active
- India: Goa a Terrorist Target? Israel Drops Travel Warning
- Guatemala: Gangs Extort, Kill Bus Drivers
- Europe: Heavy Snow, Cold Disrupt Travel Across Continent, Eurostar to Resume Normal S
- Russia and Georgia: Agreement to Reopen Border Crossing Marks Political Thaw
- Philippines: Police Cracking Down on Volcano Tourists
- El Salvador: Crime Threat ?Critical,? U.S. Embassy Says
- China: Government Lifting Restrictions on Internet Access, Text Messages, Phone Calls
- Canada: Carry-On Items Restricted for All U.S.-Bound Flights
- Canada: Going to the Olympics? Make Sure You Have No DUIs on Your Record
- China: Hong Kong Air Deteriorates, Beijing Sees Heaviest Snowfall in 60 Years
- Spain: EU Presidency Raises Concerns about Possible ETA Incident
- United Kingdom: Winter Chill and Snow Disrupt Travel across the Country
- USA-Bound Travelers from ?Countries of Interest? Face Tightened Security
- Ireland: Public Workers Plan Strikes over Pay Cuts
- Greece: Farmers to Block Roads, Border Crossings
- Egypt/Gaza: Demonstrations at Rafah Border Crossing Prompt U.S. Embassy Warning
- China: Acid Hurler Hits Hong Kong?s Kowloon Again
- Australia: Uluru to Remain Open to Climbers
- Haiti: Major Earthquake Devastates Port-au-Prince
- Tanzania: Zanzibar Power Blackout to Last Until Feb. 20
- Sri Lanka: Violence Mars Run-Up to Presidential Election
- South Africa: Great White Takes Swimmer Near Cape Town
- Malaysia: U.S. Sees Threat at Sabah?s Isolated Resorts
- China: Let?s Text Again, Like We Did Last Summer: China Lifts Messaging Ban in Xinjia
- Antigua: American Woman Murdered in 4th Major Incident in Two Years
- Canada: Special Expedited Courts to Serve Olympics Tourists
- Colombia: Drug Violence Rocks Cartagena, Gang Robs Hostel Guests
- Peru: Evacuations Underway for 2000 Tourists Stranded Near Machu Picchu by Floods, La
- Philippines: Travel Alert for Mindanao, Sulu Archipelago
- Taiwan: Falling Rock Kills Tourist in Taroko National Park
- St. Lucia: Officials to Increase Safety for Tourists, Engage Marginalized Communities
- Peru: Machu Picchu May Be Closed for Months, Government Promotes Other Attractions
- India: Goa to Create Tourist Security Force in Wake of Sexual Assaults
- Egypt: Intelligence Forces Thwart Terrorist Attacks
- Peru: Railway to Machu Picchu May Be Out, But There Are Other Ways to Get There
- St. Lucia: Norwegian Cruise Lines Still Undecided About Cruises to St. Lucia
- Thailand: Ruling on Thaksin Fortune May Prompt Protests, Instability
- United Kingdom: London Tube Strike Coming Sunday
- Dubai: World?s Tallest Tourist Attraction Closed as Elevator Falters
- Mexico: U.S. Consulate Warns About Sinaloa Highway Bandits
- India: Pune Bakery Bom***g Hit Foreigners? Hangout
- Greece: Strikes Greet EU Economic Pressure, More to Come
- Belgium: Train Strikes Follow Deadly Collision
- Australia: Measles Outbreak in Whitsundays, Queensland
- Brazil: Dengue Fever Epidemic in 5 States
- Europe: Economic Crunch Prompts Strikes Across Continent
- Portugal: Madeira Suffers Floods and Mudslides, Bounces Back
- Mexico: U.S. State Department Adds Durango and Coahuila to Alert List
- Syria: U.S. State Department Lifts Travel Warning
- Thailand: Red Shirts to Protest in Bangkok Mid March
- Israel: Clashes on Jerusalem?s Temple Mount and in Hebron
- Indonesia: Bali to Close March 16 for Nyepi, Day of Silence
- Czech Republic: One Site to Close, Another to Open in Prague Castle Complex
- Chile: Country Recovering from Massive Earthquake
- Cambodia: Khmer Rouge Hideout to Become Tourist Attraction
- Fiji: Typhoid Outbreak Causes Health Ministry to Advise Against Kava Ceremonies
- Finland and Sweden: Baltic Sea Ice Grabs Vessels, Disrupts Ferry Service
- Tanzania: Zanzibar Power Blackout Ends after 3 Months
- Thailand: $10,000 Free Travel Insurance Offered to Keep Tourists Coming
- United Kingdom: British Airways Ca*** Crews, National Rail Workers May Strike
- Thailand: ?Red-Shirt? Protests in Bangkok, Bad Air in Chiang Mai
- Fiji: Cyclone Tomas Bashes Northern Islands
- Dubai: Where a Kiss Isn?t Just a Kiss
- Australia: Fraser Island Campers Harass Dingoes, Dingoes Bite, Campsites Close
- Brunei: Tourist Alcohol Zone Is a No-Go
- Europe: Airline Strikes to Disrupt Travel, Again
- Guatemala: Bus Drivers Strike, Demand Better Security, Subsidies
- India: Visa Requirements Revised Again, Tiger Attack Shuts Part of National Park
- Thailand: Tough Security Law Extended in Bangkok
- Russia: Moscow Metro Bom***gs Deadliest Since 2004
- Peru: Nazca Airline Regulation Follows Recent Crash
- India: Curfew Imposed in Hyderabad Over Communal Violence
- Bangladesh: Bag Snatchers Target Rickshaw Riders
- Australia: Queensland Tourist Train Shut Down by Landslide
- Venezuela: U.S. Embassy Advises Armored Transport to and from Caracas Airport
- Peru: Machu Picchu and Cuzco Rail Link Reopens
- Indonesia: Bali Police Chief Urges Foreigners to Watch for Crime
- Dubai: Kissing Couple?s Sentence Upheld, World?s Tallest Building Reopens
- Brazil: Rio Deluge Washed Out Homes, Closed Airports
- Iceland: Volcano Blows Again
- Honduras: Army to Patrol Streets, Clamp Down on Drug Violence
- India: 100 High-Altitude Peaks in Ladakh, Kashmir Now Open to Foreign Climbers
- Kyrgyzstan: Chaos Follows Toppling of President
- Thailand: Songkran Cools Off Protests, but Red Shirts Vow to Press On
- United Kingdom: Unusual Crime Comes to London?s St. John?s Wood
- Nepal: Maoists Plan Nationwide Rallies to Dissolve Government
- Mexico: Acapulco Drug Violence Hits Main Tourist Area
- Israel: No iPads Allowed, At Least for Now
- Ethiopia: Violence May Accompany May Elections
- Thailand: ?Red Shirt? Protests Continue, Tensions Grow
- Israel: iPad Ban Lifted
- India: Strikes Shut Down Transport; US Consulate Sees Threat to New Delhi Markets
- Greece: Strikes Paralyze Athens Transport, More to Come May 5
- Cayman Islands: Crime Increase Prompts Government to Call in the Brits
- Brazil: Sao Paulo State?s Southern Beach Towns See Upswing in Gang Murders
- Thailand: Possible Solution in Bangkok Standoff, Demonstrations in Chiang Mai
- Nepal: Maoist Strike Shuts Down Kathmandu
- Mexico: Drug Violence Comes to Cuernavaca
- Japan: Tokyo?s Tsukiji Market to Reopen to Tourists, Limit Numbers
- Cuba: Cuba Now Requires Health Insurance for Tourists, But Will Sell Policies for a L
- Niger: Kidnapping Threat Prompts U.S. State Department Warning
- Mexico: Updated U.S. State Department Warning Adds Three New Areas
- India: New Delhi?s Metro Provides a Slice of Time Travel
- Cuba: More Golf Coming to the Island
- Burma (Myanmar): Visas on Arrival Now Available
- Thailand: Armed Forces Breach Bangkok Red-Shirt Barricades
- Sri Lanka: One Year After Civil War Ends, Tamil Tiger Territory a Tourist Attraction
- India: Tourist Police Forces at Work in Goa, Madurai
- Colombia: U.S. Peace Corps to Return to Colombia This Fall
- Central Europe: Floods Force Thousands to Evacuate, Disrupt Rail Service
- Brazil: U.S. Consulate Lifts Warning About Sao Paulo Beaches
- South Africa: World Cup Begins June 11, Johannesburg Trains Service Station Workers a
- Nigeria: Kidnapping Threat in Niger Delta, Elsewhere
- Mexico: U.S. Consulate Nogales Warns of Travel on Highways 8 and 15
- Jamaica: Police Storm Kingston Slum to Root Out Drug Lord
- India: Darjeeling Shut Down by Political Tensions
- Central America: Tropical Storm Agatha, Pacayo Volcano Wreak Havoc
- Iceland: Second Volcano About to Blow?
- India: Maoist Rebels Blamed for Train Disaster, Vow Safe Passage
- Libya: U.S.-Libya Agreement Opens Tourism Doors
- South Africa: SA and UK Police Keep Soccer Hooligans Out; Cape Town Outsmarts Thieves
- Suriname: Blue Wing Airlines? Antonovs Grounded After Crash, US Embassy Prohibits Emp
- Guatemala: Pacaya Volcano Continues to Flow; Many Roads Affected by Tropical Storm Ag
- Italy: Fake Goods Carry Hefty Price; Thuggery on the Rise in Rome
- Ecuador: Tungurahua Volcano near Baños Appears Ready for Major Eruption
- Australia: Northern Territory Might Offer Cane Toad Safaris
- Canada: G20 Summit Will Bring Congestion to Toronto
- Colombia: Medellín Drug Violence Returning
- Ecuador: Crime Rate High Around Country; Tungurahua Volcano Settles Down
- Greece: Tourism Workers to Strike
- Togo: Lomé?s Beaches, Traffic Jams Sites of Robberies
- China: Floods Swamp Southern Provinces
- South Africa: U.S. Consulate Adds After-Hours Emergency Line for World Cup
- Philippines: Rumbling Luzon Volcanoes Draw Tourists, Prompt Warnings
- Peru: Full Train Service to Resume to Machu Picchu
- India: General Strike Shut Down Darjeeling, Stranded Tourists
- Australia: Anangu People Get Another Reason to Prohibit Clim***g of Uluru
- Ecuador: Tungurahua Volcano near Baños Calms Down
- Greece: 24-Hour Strikes Continue to Disrupt Travel and Transport
- Haiti: Armed Robberies Targeting Passengers from U.S. Prompt Warning
- Honduras: Spike in Dengue Fever Raises Alert
- Thailand: Government Extends State of Emergency
- Puerto Rico: Dengue Fever on the Rise
- Mexico: Security Situation Deteriorating in Guadalajara
- India: Unrest, Curfew in Kashmir
- France: Rent That Paris Vacation Apartment While You Can
- Venezuela: Dengue Fever on the Rise
- Uganda: Suicide Attacks May Have Been Linked to Somalia Peacekeeping Mission
- St. Thomas, U.S. Virgin Islands: Drug Violence Claims Life of 14-year-old Tourist
- Panama: Bocas del Toro Strike Disrupted Travel, Closed Border
- India: 100 Peaks Opened in Kashmir Despite Unrest
- Thailand: Don?t Feed the Elephants, or Else; Emergency Lifted in the North
- St. Thomas, U.S. Virgin Islands: Security Increased in Wake of Tourist Killing, Suspe
- Philippines: 82 Tourist Police Deployed in Visayas, More to Come