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As the cold weather moves in, many Canadians are dreaming of a winter vacation.

Many Asian countries are trending travel spots for Ontario residents, according to a recent report. Japan and Thailand are among the most popular travel spots and these countries have also seen price drops for flights.

While most Asian countries are safe for travellers, there are some tips to consider.

The federal government maintains a Travel Advice and Advisories page to help travellers make informed decisions and travel safely outside Canada.

They analyze trends and incidents affecting international travellers, monitor world events and collect updated reports from different sources.

Here are some countries with updated travel advisories:

Laos

Risks: Ongoing security concerns related to banditry, crime, spiked food and drinks, and unexploded munitions.

Reasons:Street crime is prevalent in cities and towns, including Vientiane, Luang Prabang and Vang Vieng, and occasionally involves violence. Bag theft occurs frequently. Thieves on motorcycles grab bags and other valuables from pedestrians, other motorcycle …

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