Consultations continue to be released for popular cruise destinations. Just a few days ago, a warning was issued Royal Caribbean guests tour in the Bahamas. Visitors are asked to exercise caution while taking extra care when booking a motorboat or boat tour. Rowing was not very well regulated, and the motorboat operators attacked. Cruisers are asked to book with famous companies in popular destinations.
We just saw another horrible event on a tour in Kenya. The initial report claimed that 50 gang members approached cruise passengers with weapons and threatened to steal their valuables. However, this story has been updated with Kenya’s tourism industry telling what happened to itself.
A closer look at the latest details, as well as the latest update from the U.S. State Department on Kenya.
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Kenya tourism officials postponed attacks in Mombasa during Crystal Cruise Stop
This is a breakthrough story. According to the initial report, more than 50 gang members robbed the cruise guests of Mubasa’s Crystal Cruise trip. However, it seems that Kenya’s tourism authorities are postponing the charges, noting that they have been largely exaggerated – in fact, an isolated incident occurred.
Doug Parker Today’s cruise news “Kenya’s tourism officials withdrew after reporting on the attacks by cruise passengers in Mombasa. The claim that 50 attackers were exaggerated, calling it a minor incident involving two young people stolen their cell phones.
Crystal Cruises also provided the latest news about the incident, saying that despite the incident, the itinerary was not affected.
Parker added: “The Crystal Cruise confirmed that the port stayed at the port, but did continue to schedule itineraries regularly. Security measures are being strengthened,” he added.
Despite recent events and changing travel advisories at the U.S. State Department, Kenya assured tourists that the country is a safe and enthusiastic visitor.
US State Department issues a “no travel” warning to specific areas of Kenya
The U.S. State Department has Updated consultations on Kenyathere are several areas that “don’t travel” for consultation. The area includes the Kenya-Somalia border county, coastal ARA and parts of northern and northwest Kenya.
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Kenya No Travel Consultation: |
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Mandela Due to kidnapping and terrorism. |
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Marin Due to kidnapping and terrorism. |
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In gar Due to kidnapping and terrorism. |
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His river (except Tasavo National Park) due to kidnapping and terrorism. |
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Ramu Due to kidnapping and terrorism, the county. |
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Kilifi Due to kidnapping and terrorism, north of Malindi. |
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West Pokot Because of the bandits, the county was in the county. |
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Western Turkey County south of Lodva. |
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Part of Massabi and Turkana Due to cross-border invasion, counties within 30 miles (50 kilometers) of the Ethiopian border. |
Due to crime and kidnapping, tourists should also reconsider their trips to Eastley and Kibera.
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The U.S. State Department also issued warnings for carjacking and motorcycle crime
The U.S. State Department has issued other warnings about violent crimes, including theft involving motorcycles.
Violent crimes, such as armed hijacking, robbery, family invasions and kidnapping, can occur at any time. Local police often lack the ability to respond effectively to serious crimes and terrorist attacks. Emergency medical and fire services are restricted. Avoid crime and poor traffic safety in Kenya, where traffic rates are poor. Traffic safety is poor. Motorcycle crimes are common and are encountered in the range quickly among victims. The consultation said: “Distracted.
Government buildings, tourist locations, hotels, resorts and shopping malls are all targets of terrorist attacks.