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Lunar New Year is one of the most significant celebrations for East and Southeast Asian cultures. If you're travelling to or through a destination that celebrates the festival, do your research and know what to expect.

With the festive season approaching, many Australians are heading overseas for a well-earned break or to visit family and friends. Although it's not festive to think about, some risks are greater during the holiday season.

The Pacific cyclone season is usually between November and March. There’s every chance that your holiday in the Pacific, especially during the December and January school holidays, may be affected by weather events.

The 2023-24 Consular State of Play is now available online, giving a snapshot of the support DFAT provides to Australians overseas.

If your child is heading overseas to celebrate the end of school, we have advice to ensure their trip is memorable for the right reasons. 

Demonstrations and unrest linked to the situation in the Middle East may occur in countries worldwide.

Celebrating over 20 years of helping Australians stay safe with travel advice.

Several strains of highly pathogenic Avian Influenza are circulating globally. Be aware of increased health risks when travelling to impacted countries.

The World Health Organisation (WHO) has declared the current Mpox outbreak in parts of Africa as a global public health emergency. Mpox cases have also been reported across the world. If you’re planning to travel overseas, read more about Mpox to protect your health.