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UK advises against using Colombia–Venezuela land crossings

The Foreign Office also advises against all travel to Venezuela’s border regions with Colombia.

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  • The FCDO says travel insurance could be invalidated if travelers go against its advice.
  • For Caño Cristales, it recommends flying from La Macarena with a reputable tour company.
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The advice warns travelers about border crossings and possible insurance consequences.

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The UK Foreign, Commonwealth & Development Office advises against all travel to Venezuela’s border regions with Colombia and says travelers should not use Colombia–Venezuela land crossings. It recommends air travel from La Macarena with a reputable tour company for visits to Caño Cristales.

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UK advises against using Colombia–Venezuela land crossingsUK Foreign Office

The Foreign Office also advises against all travel to Venezuela’s border regions with Colombia.UK Foreign Office

The FCDO says travel insurance could be invalidated if travelers go against its advice.UK Foreign Office

For Caño Cristales, it recommends flying from La Macarena with a reputable tour company.UK Foreign Office

The advice warns travelers about border crossings and possible insurance consequences.UK Foreign Office

The UK Foreign, Commonwealth & Development Office advises against all travel to Venezuela’s border regions with Colombia and says travelers should not use Colombia–Venezuela land crossings.UK Foreign Office

It recommends air travel from La Macarena with a reputable tour company for visits to Caño Cristales.UK Foreign Office

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