US issues travel warning for gorgeous vacation destination as crime, unrest rise
The US State Department has updated its travel advisory for Bolivia, urging Americans to exercise increased caution due to petty crime and unrest. A 'do not travel' warning has been issued for the Chapare province due to narco-trafficking and limited local police presence.
The US State Department has updated its travel advisory for Bolivia, warning Americans to exercise increased caution. Petty crime is common in popular tourist spots, and large demonstrations can occur with little warning, blocking transportation and essential services. US government employees in El Alto are advised to be extra vigilant due to petty crime. Americans are urged not to travel to the Chapare province due to narco-trafficking and limited local police presence. The US government has limited ability to offer emergency services in Chapare Province. Visitors are advised to stay vigilant, avoid crowds, and follow local updates.
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