U.S. issues ‘reconsider travel’ to Caribbean island nation in state of emergency
By Katherine Rodriguez
Published on April 14, 2026.
The U.S. State Department has issued a Level 3 Travel Advisory to Trinidad and Tobago, urging Americans to "reconsider travel" due to crime and terrorism risks. The advisory also issued a lesser "exercise increased caution advisory" due due to health risks. Despite this, there are no curfews or restrictions on public gatherings at this time. The State Department removed the kidnapping portion of its travel advisory when it updated it, but added a "nationwide State of Emergency" in the island nation. The highest level of advisory, Level 1 through Level 4, is strongly advised not to travel to any destinations with a Level 4 advisory due to concerns about assistance from the government in an emergency.
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