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Fast Facts: Making Sense of Travel Risk Indicators

By Claire Meyer
24 July 2023

Focus on Travel Security

The U.S. State Department uses nine key indicators to outline travel risks for U.S. citizens abroad. These indicators can provide a speedy snapshot of the different threats business travelers could potentially face.

In 2022, the department added a new indicator to their list: D, for wrongful detention by a foreign government. But what do all nine of them entail? Watch this Fast Facts video for a speedy breakdown.

 

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