Travel Bans

Travel bans are restrictions imposed by governments that prevent individuals from entering or leaving certain countries or regions. They are often implemented for public health reasons, national security, or diplomatic concerns. Travel bans can target specific countries, groups, or individuals, and may be temporary or lasting. By limiting movement, authorities aim to control the spread of diseases, prevent security threats, or uphold specific policies. People affected typically cannot cross borders or access certain destinations, affecting tourism, business, and personal plans. Travel bans are a tool for governments to manage risks and protect national interests, though they can also impact international relations.