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Travel alerts — disasters near your destination, until your trip ends

Pick your destination country or your current location and get notified of earthquakes, tsunamis and volcanic eruptions recorded nearby. Set your return date and alerts stop by themselves. Back home, get a one-page trip report.

On by default: Earthquake, Tsunami, VolcanoRadius 100 km / 300 km / 1,000 km / 3,000 km Stops after your return date

Before you go

  1. Check recent recordsEarthquakes, volcanoes, typhoons and conflict reports around the destination in the last 31 days.
  2. Turn on alerts — pick the countryIn the alert box, choose your destination country.
  3. Enter your return dateAlerts stop on that day by themselves.
  4. On arrival, 'Use my location'Tap it once to get alerts around where you are staying.
  5. Back home: trip reportEnter your dates and place for a one-page summary. Trip report →

Turn on travel alertsThe alert box opens on the map.

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Recent disaster records by destination

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FAQ

Can I get alerts only during my trip?

Yes. Enter the day your trip ends and alerts stop at 23:59 that day.

Can I turn it on after I arrive?

Yes. Tap 'Use my location' to get alerts within a radius (100 km / 300 km / 1,000 km / 3,000 km) of where you are. Your location is only used to pick alerts.

Do you send typhoon alerts?

Alert topics are Volcano, Earthquake, Tsunami, Space, Flood, Wildfire, Armed conflict, Pandemic; typhoons are not included. You can check recent typhoons on each destination page.

Do you tell me whether a destination is safe?

No. We only count events already recorded. Check your government's official travel advisory.

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Not a forecast — these are events that have already been recorded. For travel safety, check your government's official travel advisory. Open the world disaster map →