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Foreign Office updates ‘Do Not Travel’ list, adds countries amid Middle East conflict
The UK Foreign, Commonwealth & Development Office warns of travel disruption, insurance risks, and urges caution amid regional conflict affecting over 32,000 British nationals since March 1.
- On Sunday, March 8 the Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office updated travel guidance urging British holidaymakers to reconsider trips to Cyprus, Turkey and the Maldives amid wider travel disruption.
- As the conflict enters its ninth day, airspace closures and restrictions have grounded and rerouted commercial flights since the attacks began on Saturday.
- Government charters and commercial flights have repatriated more than 32,000 British nationals since March 1, around 6,500 returned from the UAE, and the FCDO opened a Dubai booking portal on Sunday, March 8.
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FCDO updates travel advice for Cyprus, Turkey and Maldives amid conflict
The FCDO has revised its travel guidance for popular holiday destinations including Cyprus, Turkey and the Maldives as the Middle East conflict causes airspace closures and flight disruptions
·Nottingham, United Kingdom
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'Do not travel' list as several major countries added – all you need to know
The Foreign Office's 'do not travel' list has updated its travel advice for popular destinations such as Cyprus, Turkey, and the Maldives. It comes amid ongoing Middle East conflict causing flight disruptions
·United Kingdom
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UK Foreign Office 'do not travel' list updated - Cyprus, Turkey and Maldives
British holidaymakers planning trips to popular destinations are being urged to review their plans as the FCDO updates its travel advice in light of the ongoing Middle East war affecting airspace and flights
·Colwyn Bay, United Kingdom
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