New warnings from Australia and New Zealand to their citizens about traveling to Saudi Arabia Australia and New Zealand have issued new warnings about traveling to Saudi Arabia following the increase in Houthi missile and drone attacks. Australia has asked its citizens to reconsider their travel plans to Saudi Arabia. The country also issued a "do not travel" warning directly to King Khalid International Airport in Riyadh due to security concerns. Meanwhile, New Zealand raised the travel warning level for its citizens to Saudi Arabia to the highest level and advised them to avoid all travel to that country. These new warnings were issued in response to the significant escalation of Houthi attacks against civil aviation, energy infrastructure and residential areas of Saudi Arabia; Attacks that led to loss of life and widespread travel disruptions.