Global Food Safety Guide

Drink only bottled or purified water - Tap water in Egypt is not safe for tourists to drink; always use sealed bottled water even for brushing teeth.

Drink bottled or purified water only - Tap water is generally not safe for tourists to drink in Morocco; stick to sealed bottled water.

Drink bottled water - Tap water is not safe to drink. Use bottled water with sealed caps for drinking and brushing teeth, and avoid ice in drinks unless at high-end establishments.

Eat fully cooked food - Ensure all meat and fish are thoroughly cooked. Avoid raw or undercooked foods to prevent foodborne illnesses.

Drink bottled water only - Tap water is not safe for visitors to drink. Use sealed bottled water for drinking and brushing teeth.

Avoid consuming raw or undercooked shellfish. - Raw shellfish can contain harmful bacteria and viruses that can cause food poisoning.

Drink bottled or purified water only - Tap water in Rwanda is not safe for visitors to drink. Stick to bottled water with sealed caps or properly purified water.

Be cautious of wild mushrooms. - Only consume wild mushrooms identified by an expert. Many species are poisonous and can cause severe illness or death.

Drink bottled water only - Tap water is generally not safe for tourists to drink in Mexico. Always use bottled water with sealed caps for drinking and brushing teeth.

Drink bottled or purified water - Tap water is not safe to drink in most areas. Stick to bottled water and avoid ice in remote areas.

Drink bottled water - Tap water is not safe to drink in most areas. Stick to bottled water with sealed caps and avoid ice in drinks outside of high-end restaurants and hotels.

Fugu (pufferfish) should only be eaten when prepared by licensed chefs - Fugu contains deadly toxins and must be properly prepared by licensed, trained chefs. Only eat at reputable, licensed restaurants.

Drink bottled or purified water only - Tap water is not safe for drinking in Vietnam. Use bottled water even for brushing teeth.

Drink bottled or filtered water only - Tap water in India is generally not safe for tourists to drink. Always use bottled water with sealed caps or properly filtered water.

Drink bottled or purified water - Tap water in Thailand is generally not safe for drinking. Stick to bottled water with intact seals, even for brushing teeth.

Avoid tap water - Tap water is not safe to drink in the Philippines. Stick to bottled water with sealed caps and avoid ice in drinks unless at higher-end establishments.

Drink Bottled Water - Tap water is generally not safe to drink in Saudi Arabia. Stick to bottled or purified water for drinking, brushing your teeth, and even washing fruits and vegetables.

Drink bottled or purified water - Tap water in Indonesia is not safe for consumption. Stick to bottled water, even for brushing teeth. Ensure bottle seals are intact when purchasing.

Be aware of raw pork consumption - Some traditional German dishes like "Mett" contain raw minced pork. While regulated, these carry higher risks than cooked meat.

Be mindful of wild mushrooms - Foraging for mushrooms is a popular activity in Poland, but never consume wild mushrooms unless collected by an experienced forager.

Be cautious with foods that have been left at room temperature - Proper food storage and temperature control are strictly enforced in Australia. Cold foods must be kept below 5°C and hot foods above 60°C to prevent bacterial growth. Food establishments must have proper refrigeration and temperature monitoring systems in place.