India has issued air strikes on in Pakistan-administered Kashmir in response to a recent terror attack in the region. Both nations have suspended diplomatic ties.
Overall guidance to the region has not changed and there are currently no adjustments to planned departures.
Effective May 12, 2025, travelers from Colombia, Peru, Bolivia, and Brazil will be required to present a valid Yellow Fever vaccination certificate to enter Ecuador. The requirement applies to U.S. citizens who have spent more than 10 days in those countries just prior to entry, and travelers who are residents or nationals of those countries with any length of stay. The vaccine must be administered at least 10 days prior to arrival in Ecuador. A single dose of the Yellow Fever vaccine is effective for life, and previously issued certificates will be acceptable. Travelers 60 years and older, or under 1 year old, are exempt from this requirement.
TrovaTrip works closely with our network of local Operators and global travel partners to stay up to date on safety, entry requirements, and regional developments. We have trusted sources on the ground to ensure our trips run smoothly and safely—and to support Travelers should anything unexpected arise.
We monitor official government travel advisories to guide decisions about upcoming trips. Since travel guidance may vary depending on your home country, we recommend checking your local government's website for the most relevant advice:
Before you travel, be sure to check the latest information on entry documents, visa policies, and health requirements for your destination. This includes any COVID-19 vaccination or quarantine protocols.
From pre-trip planning to on-the-ground support, we’re here to help you travel with confidence. Visit these resources for additional information on safety protocols and more:
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