Travel guidance for The Middle East

The Jersey Consumer Council extends its thoughts to all those affected by the recent events in the Middle East.

We recognise that many Islanders have family, friends, or professional ties to the region, and we understand how concerning this situation may be for them.

In times of uncertainty, it is vital that consumers have access to clear, accurate and up‑to‑date information.

 Anyone considering travel to the region, or who has close connections there, is strongly advised to review the latest UK guidance published by Gov.uk.

This is the latest statement with information and advice for countries affected by this:

Foreign Office travel advice updates - GOV.UK

Travel and consular advice are being updated regularly as circumstances evolve, so please keep checking.

For all other foreign travel advice follow this link:

Foreign travel advice - GOV.UK

Which? magazine online are offering some very useful advice on travel in affected areas: Travel advice for travellers with flights to Cyprus, Dubai, Abu Dhabi and Qatar - Which?

Our thoughts remain with everyone impacted, and we will continue to follow developments closely in order to help consumers have the information they need.

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