Americas Travel Advisories
Compare official government travel advisories for 46 countries in Americas. Aggregated risk levels and safety index scores from multiple governments.
Is the Americas Safe to Travel in 2026?
North, Central, and South America offer some of the world's most visited destinations alongside areas flagged for high crime or civil unrest. Countries like Canada, Costa Rica, Chile, and Uruguay receive low-risk ratings, while parts of Central America and a few South American nations carry elevated warnings. Always check city-level advisories, as risk can vary dramatically within a single country.
Current consensus: of 46 countries in Americas, 20 are rated at the lowest advisory level (exercise normal precautions), 23 call for increased caution, 2 recommend reconsidering travel, and 1 carry the highest warning level.
Comparing Americas Destinations
- Filter by risk level: show only destinations matching a specific advisory level, from the lowest (exercise normal precautions) to the highest (do not travel)
- Sort your way: order countries by name, risk level, AdvisoryAtlas safety index, population, or most recent advisory change
- Traveler profiles: view destinations through the lens of solo, female, family, LGBTQ+, business, senior and other traveler types
- Compare governments: open any country to see how multiple governments rate the same destination side by side
Browse all continents or explore the interactive world risk map for a geographic overview.
Travel Advisories by Continent
Important: Travel advisories are aggregated from official government sources and updated regularly. Always consult official government websites for the most current information before making travel decisions. Conditions can change rapidly.