The State Department has placed Libya at Level 4: Do Not Travel, its most severe advisory category. The advisory lists four escalating tiers of caution—exercise normal precautions, exercise increased ...

Investigative journalist Fisayo Soyombo has warned Nigerians seeking to escape economic hardship through irregular migration ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. The United States Department of State has reissued its most serious travel advisory for one Middle Eastern country on Wednesday ...

Improved security in southern Libya is reviving tourism beyond Tripoli, with renewed interest in Sabha, Murzuq, Ubari and Brak. Once off-limits, these desert and heritage destinations are reopening to ...

Libya is taking cautious steps to revive its long-dormant tourism sector through a new Cultural and Artistic Tourism Caravan that links the western and eastern regions. The initiative highlights the ...

As Libya looks forward to more U.S. leisure travelers, CHI Hotels & Resorts, which operates the deluxe Corinthia Hotel Tripoli, long the only Western hotel in the country, is gearing up to host ...

Investigative journalist Fisayo Soyombo says he does not blame Nigerians who travel to Libya in search of better economic opportunities, despite the Libya migration dangers they may encounter along ...

Travel to Libya is, of course, not for the feint-hearted and the country still suffers from a myriad of problems. However, the green shoots of progress are now showing and we are seeing positive steps ...