The Week Ahead: June 3, 2024

Date

Europe
  • London, United Kingdom: Protest Advisory | On June 8, a large pro-Palestine protest will occur in central London, United Kingdom at 12:00 PM. Specific location details have not been released. Recent protests indicate government buildings and main squares are likely locations. Violent escalation is possible. Travelers are advised to avoid all protests and monitor local media for updates. 
  • Belfast, United Kingdom: Protest Advisory | On June 8 in Belfast, United Kingdom, a pro-Palestine protest is planned to occur at Belfast City Hall at 1:00 PM. Law enforcement officials in Ireland have cited an increase in violence during local demonstrations. Travelers are advised to avoid the protests and plan alternative routes. 
  • Italy: Travel Advisory | Starting June 5, unionized taxi drivers across Italy will strike, creating travel disruptions in major cities. The strike is planned until June 6 to incite political action and denounce government policies. Travelers are advised to seek other forms of transportation and reserve tickets in advance. Monitor local media and law enforcement for further information. 
  • Brussels, Belgium: Travel Advisory |  On June 3 in Belgian cities including Brussels, Liege, and Mons, unionized public transportation workers intend to strike. The companies of Operateur de Transport de Wallonie (TEC) and De Lijn are expected to be impacted, causing travel delays and traffic disruptions. Travelers are advised to avoid protests and monitor local media for updates. 
Americas 
  • Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil: Health Advisory | An outbreak of leptospirosis has occurred in the region following extensive flooding that started in April. Travelers are advised to avoid the region. Travelers present should avoid areas previously flooded. Replenish fluid intake and stockpile clean water away from currently or previously flooded areas.. Monitor local news and health alerts for latest updates.
  • Barranquilla, Colombia: Travel Advisory | Over the coming weeks, the closure of the Puente Circunvalar con Calle 30 will severely disrupt travel to the Ernesto Cortissoz International Airport. The service suspension follows the collapse of a major bridge along this route on May 31. Travelers should seek alternative arrangements and plan extra time to reach the airport. Monitor local news and traffic alerts for latest updates.
  • Mexico: Protest Advisory | Following the June 2 election, mass gatherings are likely nationwide. Previous demonstrations have become unruly and occasionally violent. Travelers should avoid protests and crowds. Anticipate travel delays and plan itineraries in advance. Monitor local news and social media for latest updates.
  • Bolivia: Protest Advisory | From June 3 until June 4, cargo transportation workers will protest nationwide, with blockades on major highways causing travel disruptions. Their grievances concern food shortages and the circulation of foreign currencies. Locations and turnout remain unknown, but demonstrations will likely happen in major cities. Travelers are advised to avoid protests and plan alternative routes. Monitor local news and social media for latest updates.
Asia & Pacific
  • Vietnam: Health Advisory | Starting May 31, the CDC released a Travel Health Notice regarding the outbreak of measles in major cities and tourist attractions. The CDC advises measles vaccinations two weeks prior to departure, should travelers have never received the injection in their lifetime. Travelers are advised to purchase insurance covering measles-incurred illnesses. Travelers should maintain proper hygiene and be vigilant of symptoms’ development. Seek immediate medical attention when acute symptoms develop. Monitor local news and health alerts for latest updates.
  • India: Protests Advisory | On June 4, the announcement of election results will likely see mass gatherings and protests across the country. Rallies will likely continue into the coming days. Gatherings are likely in major cities and violence is possible. Travelers are advised to avoid all gatherings and maintain situational awareness. Travelers should plan alternate routes due to travel disruptions. Monitor local news and social media for latest updates.
  • Gyeonggi Province, South Korea: Security Advisory | From June 1 through June 5, heightened security is expected in Gyeonggi Province, South Korea due to the 2024 Korea-Africa Summit. Authorities will raise the terror alert level in Seoul and Gyeonggi to “caution” on June 1 and “warning” from June 2-5. Travelers should avoid the event area to minimize travel disruptions, and anticipate delays in Seoul’s airports. 
  • Sydney, Australia: Protest Advisory | On June 3 at 8:00 AM, a union protest is expected in Sydney, Australia. Protestors will gather at Martin Place to call for stricter industrial manslaughter laws. The protest is expected to draw heightened security but to be peaceful. Travelers are advised to avoid the area and confirm travel plans before setting out.
Africa & Middle East
  • Morocco: Health Advisory | A nationwide public healthcare worker strike will occur in Morocco from June 4 until June 6. The strike will stop work at all Moroccan public healthcare institutions. The strike was organized by the National Union Coordination of the Health Sector, demanding increased wages and benefits for workers. Travelers should avoid all protests and strikes. Travelers should also establish emergency medical plans for the duration of the strike. 
  • Southeastern Nigeria: Security Advisory | Through late June, expect travel disruptions, heightened security, and possible violence in Southeastern Nigeria. Biafra separatist groups are organizing events to commemorate the 1960-70 civil war, which they view as a genocide of the Biafran people by the Nigerian government. Further protests, strikes, and armed attacks leading to clashes with security forces are likely. Avoid any demonstrations and maintain enhanced situational awareness. Monitor local media for updates.  
  • Accra, Ghana: Protest Advisory | On June 8 from 2:00 PM until 10:00 PM, a protest is expected to occur at the University of Accra in Ghana. Protesters will then march to the Tetteh Quarshie Interchange. Protestors are frustrated with persistent power cuts throughout the country and are calling for a reliable energy supply. Travelers are advised to avoid the area and monitor local news for updates. Large crowds are expected. 
  • South Africa: Security Advisory |  Following the June 2 announcement of the general election results, heightened security is expected across South Africa. Travelers are advised to carry ID documents at all times and anticipate travel delays. Monitor local media for reports of unrest, and avoid all protests and political activity. 

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Advisories

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From April 22 to April 30, the 2026 Asian Beach Games will take place in Sanya, China, across multiple locations. The Asian Beach Games are an event held every four years, featuring 14 sports and nearly 2,000 athletes from at least 45 countries. The event will cause localized road closures, traffic congestion, and public transportation delays. Local security will increase significantly due to the event. Nearly 118,000 tickets have already been sold for the event.

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One dead and 13 injured following a shooting at the Teotihuacán Pyramids in Mexico on April 20; expect heightened security.

A gunman has opened fire at the Teotihuacan Pyramids on April 20. The armed individual opened fire from the top of the Pyramid of the Moon resulting in one death and 13 injured. Authorities assess the attack is a lone-actor incident. The incident is no longer active following the perpetrator’s self – inflicted gunshot wounds. Security forces, including police and the National Guard have responded and confirmed the site has been secured and under control.

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Santiago de Compostela Airport in Galicia, Spain, will close from April 23 to May 27 for maintenance.

Santiago de Compostela Airport, the largest airport in the Galicia region of Spain, will close from April 23 to May 27 for runway maintenance. The closure will cause flights to reroute, cancel, or reschedule during this period. Santiago de Compostela Airport serves is a key hub for travel to Galicia, particularly for tourism and regional connectivity, meaning the suspension will disrupt travel in the region.

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