Germany on Friday warned its citizens to exercise particular caution if they travel to Turkey, following this week’s deadly Istanbul airport attack.
In an updated travel advisory after the bombings that killed 44 people, the German foreign ministry said “political tensions as well as violent clashes and terrorist attacks must still be expected” in Turkey.
“Travellers to Istanbul, Ankara and other major cities in Turkey are urged to exercise heightened vigilance,” it said on its website.