The U.S. State Department has issued travel warnings, bulletins, and bans for decades.

These alert U.S. travelers to potential or real danger zones around the world.

Well, things have finally come full circle.

A number of foreign governments are now warning their own citizens about travel to certain areas of the United States.

Canada now warns its citizens about gun ownership and the prevalence of firearms in America.

The government in New Zealand is warning its citizens about active shooter sites in the U.S.

Germany is now warning its travelers to avoid U.S. locations with political demonstrations.

The Bahamas advised its citizens traveling to the U.S. to be extremely cautious in dealing with local American police officers.

In case you’re wondering, travel numbers to the U.S. from these countries is down over previous years.

For more information about travel to the U.S. and how it affects the economy, check out:

• Why International Travel to the U.S. is Dropping
• How Worldwide Perceptions Could Impact Travel to U.S.
• How Uncertainty Over Travel Ban Could Hurt U.S. Economy

Keep reading for more travel tips.