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Germany Issues Travel Warnings for Mediterranean Amid Security and Heat Risks

The German Foreign Office advises caution over security concerns and record-breaking heat forecasts for summer 2025, urging travelers to stay informed and take safety measures.

Strand auf Mallorca: Das Auswärtige Amt warnt vor einer Hitzewelle am Mittelmeer.
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Overview

  • The German Foreign Office has issued travel warnings for parts of Turkey, Egypt, and other Mediterranean regions due to political instability and security risks.
  • Meteorological forecasts predict extreme summer heat exceeding 40°C across Mediterranean countries, with heightened risks for vulnerable groups such as children and the elderly.
  • Travelers are advised to follow safety measures, including avoiding midday heat, staying hydrated, wearing light clothing, and carrying emergency supplies like sunscreen and power banks.
  • Heat and drought conditions are expected to exacerbate water shortages and wildfire risks in popular destinations such as Greece, Italy, and Spain.
  • Under German consumer protection laws, travelers may be entitled to free cancellations or rebookings if official travel warnings affect their plans.