On May 14, the US State Department updated its Travel Advisory for Tunisia, an African destination increasingly trending among American travelers.
According to tourism figures, more than 30,000 US adventure seekers headed to this country in 2023. An unprecedented number that doesn’t show signs of slowing down.
As of today, the US agency ranks this country at “Level 2: Exercise Increased Caution,” which in practical terms means the destination is reasonably safe.
Tunisia’s advisory was updated to reflect “high-risk areas,” due to terrorism concerns. Thus, you must not travel to:
Mount Orbata in the Gafsa governorate. The desert south of Remada, due to the military zone. Within 10
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