I would definitely go anywhere anytime.  The US govt. travel advisories are nonsense.  You are 1,904 times more likely to die of a car accident than from terrorism according to the statistics. And I really like the comment by Val Evans. 

I am in Mexico right now and no one is worried about terrorist attacks. 

I was in Italy for two weeks in September and I felt safer there than in my hometown.

Just came back from Russia a few weeks ago, so unlikely I'll be returning for another year. 

You cannot live in fear, but it does not mean you should not be careful!

Why not? I like any kind of traveling: planned or spontaneous. 

You stand a better chance of winning a $100M powerball lottery than becoming a victim of a terrorist attack. I'd go in a heartbeat, especially now that everybody is scared and many businesses may be offering hard to pass up incentives.

The opportunity to travel would not be declined HOWEVER, I would want to modify 'WHY' I would be traveling.

Tragedy and calamity has been visited on many USA cites but many, many more remain untouched except through media sensationalism.

Imagine if you would,,,,you were a runner at the Boston Marathon that day. In hindsight, what would you have wanted to do had an opportunity presented itself? 

I would travel, but I would be prepared to be of service should such opportunity present.

Or, a traveler from the USA can take the path of tradition and standing on the bridge over the Seine, say, "We have that at Epcot." 

To be frank, I am more concerned about being shot dead or imprisoned as a result of my action to excessive TSA groping than I am about terror.

We will soon be taking to the sky.  I'm not worried about it.  Something could happen to any of us at anytime.  

Good morning Karen. As long as it was in this country, I would go, but Europe is not going to happen.

 Good Tuesday morning Karen. We should not live in fear.

Just before 9/11, we had scheduled a trip to NY with friends and then on to Egypt on the next day, when all air traffic was shut down.  Napa was close enough to the air base, and not a plane was in the air...Yes, we will plan a trip to Europe, unless the State Dept issues a warning.  Belgium is closed until this Wednesday...this craziness has to stop.  A

i think traveling to the OC is an adventure :) . i am a usa kinda guy. includes HI.AK and trust territories (guam.. i loved it there)

i'm not sure I'll be travling outside the US for a while.

No i would curtail my travel to places that are under a safety advisory. I would be looking over my shoulder and never completely relax.

Actually was planning a trip sometime in December, and have decided I can stay in Denver and take time off.  

If there was a travel advisory, I would probably stay away. I have friends leaving on Saturday for Costa Rica. I'm sure everything will be fine while they travel, but I'm a bit worried about them. 

I'm happy to travel within the US for now. There are so many great places here that I still want to visit. I can't wait to go back and travel through Maine. 

Most likely not

We usually travel to Europe every year and will again next year.

I am certainly staying out of the Middle East

I don't think I would go to Belgium, where everything is on lock down, bit for other areas, sure.

absolutely not.... if I had to forfeit money, I'd not go....

Karen Fiddler, Broker/Owner I am not much worried about it, my wife is.

We will be flying in first week of December - and there is already a travel advisory for all the flights. She is concerned about our short vacation.

I hope for the best, though.

No. Yes.

Yes, I would plan a trip to Europe in a minute if I had the time, and the $$$ to do that right now.

They did issue a travel advisory for the next three (3) months yesterday, for all parts of the world. Just saying to be aware, avoid crowds, and be watchful.

Michael

Michael Thacker - Louisville Realtor

I would cancel and go elsewhere. Reason is our Government and State Department's are completely incompetent when a citizen is captured or kidnapped overseas.

Yes I would to all the questions.

Ofcourse I will plan trips to Europe in future. I would just stay away during the time there is  a travel advisory.

Probably not.

I would not go.  There are several countries I will not travel to, Mexico being #1 on my list.  I actually checked the state deparment's website and had alerts emailed to me while I was in Europe back in 2002/2003.  I also knew where every American embassy was where I traveled.  Of course, I'm of a "security and preparedness mindset."

Yes you have a greater risk of the plane crashing from a lightning or bird strike then being killed by a terrorist, but why take a chance.

Also keep in mind, how long did it take France and Belgium to round up all the members and conspirators to the Paris attack?  The better part of a week.  Motivated killers free to kill for a week.

(1)  It depends on the nature of the travel advisory and who issued it.  (2)  No plans at present.

Probably not!

It is sad Karen but I will pass at this time.

No ma'am I would not and no not anytime in the near future.

Fortunately, I have no travel plans and don't intend to make any.  I'm not sure what I would do if I had a ticket to a potentially targeted location.

May be after things quiet down there or when ISIS workers are on vacation.....