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Travel Alert
Travel Alert (pronunciation: /ˈtrævəl əˈlɜːrt/) is a notification or warning issued by a governmental or international organization to provide information about potential health risks or safety concerns in specific geographic areas.
Etymology
The term "Travel Alert" is derived from the English words "travel", meaning to go from one place to another, and "alert", meaning a warning or notice of potential danger.
Related Terms
- Travel Advisory: A travel advisory is a notice issued by a governmental or international organization advising individuals about travel to certain destinations. It may include information about safety and security, health risks, and other issues that could affect travelers.
- Travel Warning: A travel warning is a more severe form of a travel advisory. It is typically issued when there are long-term, protracted conditions that make a country dangerous or unstable.
- Travel Ban: A travel ban is a legal order issued by a government or international organization prohibiting travel to a specific country or region. It is usually issued in response to severe safety or health risks.
- Travel Health Notice: A travel health notice is a warning issued by health organizations about potential health risks in specific geographic areas. It may include information about disease outbreaks, vaccination requirements, and other health-related issues.
See Also
External links
- Medical encyclopedia article on Travel alert
- Wikipedia's article - Travel alert
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