
The Australian and New Zealand governments have issued updated travel advisories urging citizens to avoid a number of destinations, including Mexico, Ethiopia, Iraq, Belarus, Algeria and Venezuela, due to heightened safety and security risks.
The updates reinforce the need for up-to-date risk assessments before confirming international trips. Organisations are being encouraged to align travel policies and duty-of-care frameworks with current government guidance.
These advisories may also affect multinational operations, project travel and executive site visits in higher-risk regions. Companies with staff travelling frequently or operating across multiple markets should ensure they have clear approval processes and emergency response protocols in place.

