Map Shows US Travel Alerts to Countries on Trump's Drug Trafficking List
Summary
President Donald Trump designated 23 countries as major drug trafficking or production areas for fiscal year 2026. Five of those countries—Colombia, Venezuela, Afghanistan, Bolivia, and Myanmar—were noted for not meeting counter-narcotics obligations. The U.S. issued travel advisories for these countries, affecting travelers, tourism, and international relations.Key Facts
- President Trump identified 23 countries as major drug transit or drug-producing nations.
- Five countries—Colombia, Venezuela, Afghanistan, Bolivia, and Myanmar—"failed demonstrably" to meet anti-drug obligations.
- Colombia was added to the list for the first time in nearly 30 years.
- The U.S. issued various travel advisories for these countries, including a "Do Not Travel" notice for Venezuela and Myanmar.
- Colombia is under a "Reconsider Travel" alert, with stricter warnings for certain areas.
- The U.S. has increased military presence in the Caribbean due to drug trafficking issues related to Venezuela.
- Mexico is under an "exercise increased caution" travel alert.
- Trump mentioned increased cooperation with Mexico against cartels but stated more action is needed.
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