Britons have been issued a travel warning for Morocco, a popular holiday destination in North Africa due to wider tensions.
Holidaymakers fly to Morroco to experience the incredible Sahara, breathtaking mountains, sandy beaches, vibrant markets and delectable cuisine.
The Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office (FCDO) told Britons: "Ongoing hostilities between Israel and Lebanon could escalate quickly and pose risks for the wider region.
"Monitor this travel advice and other media as the situation is changing fast.
Morocco is known for its picturesque landscapes
GETTY IMAGES"Follow and contact FCDO travel on Twitter, Facebook and Instagram. You can also get email notifications when this travel advice is updated."
Holidaymakers were advised to read the FCDO's advice on being affected by a crisis abroad.
This includes guidance on how the FCDO defines a crisis, who and how the FCDO can help in a crisis, what to do in a crisis, how to prepare for a potential crisis, support in the UK after a crisis and terrorist attacks abroad.
Before planning a trip to Morroco, Britons should read the FCDO's up-to-date advice, including information on warnings and insurance, entry requirements, safety and security, regional risks, health and getting help.
Regional risks
The UK Government has targeted advice for specific parts of Morocco.
Western Sahara
The FCDO said: "Western Sahara is a disputed territory. If you’re in Western Sahara and need emergency help from the UK Government, contact the British Embassy in Rabat, Morocco, who provide consular assistance for Western Sahara."
Britons were advised to see Western Sahara travel advice.
Morocco-Algeria border
The FCDO said: "The authorities have closed land and sea borders between Morocco and Algeria. They patrol and closely monitor them.
"Do not attempt to cross the border – it is illegal to cross without authorisation.
"If you are in a boat or jet ski, make sure you know where the border is, stay within Moroccan waters and have enough fuel to return to shore.
"People entering Algerian waters illegally are likely to be intercepted and investigated."
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Britons were recently issued a travel warning for Dubai and moreGETTY IMAGESThis Morocco travel advice comes as Britons in other surrounding countries are issued warnings.
A travel warning was issued for Egypt and more as Britons were told that hostilities could "escalate quickly".
Holidaymakers in Jordan were given a Middle East travel update as "the situation could change suddenly".
Britons were also issued a travel warning for Dubai and more as "the situation is changing fast".