Russia – Ongoing geopolitical tensions and strained relations with the U.S. have led to more restrictions on American travelers.
North Korea – Due to its isolationist policies and strict government control, Americans are banned from visiting without special permissions.
Iran – U.S.-Iran relations remain tense, with limited opportunities for travel due to political conflicts and safety concerns.
Venezuela – Economic and political instability have made Venezuela a challenging destination for Americans, with frequent visa complications.
Cuba – While travel to Cuba is permitted, the complex political landscape and ongoing restrictions have made it difficult for Americans to navigate the process smoothly.
China – Increased scrutiny of American visitors and surveillance of foreign nationals has made China less welcoming, particularly in regions with strained relations.
Saudi Arabia – Although tourism has increased, American travelers may face discrimination and restrictions, particularly in religious or conservative regions.