Tripomatic

Travel alerts for every trip

Travel advisories, severe weather, natural hazards, disease outbreaks and strikes from more than 70 official sources. Every alert is matched to the destinations and dates your customers travel, and explains why it applies.

official sources
70+
new alerts every week
5,000+
countries with official local weather warnings
50+
automatic monitoring of every source
24/7

Everything that can change a trip

  • Travel advisories

    Official government travel advice for every country.

  • Severe weather

    Storms, heavy rain, snow, heat and wind warnings, plus hurricanes, typhoons and tropical storms.

  • Floods and wildfires

    River, coastal and flash floods, active fires and fire danger warnings.

  • Earthquakes

    Significant earthquakes and the area where they were felt.

  • Volcanoes and tsunamis

    Volcanic activity notices and tsunami warnings.

  • Disease outbreaks

    Outbreaks and travel health notices.

  • Strikes

    Announced national strikes, including transport strikes.

  • Security and unrest

    Security alerts from embassies, demonstrations and civil unrest.

One severity scale for every source

Each source has its own levels and colours. We map all of them to one four-level scale, and keep the source's original level next to it.

  1. 1 Minor Worth knowing
  2. 2 Moderate Be aware
  3. 3 Severe Be prepared
  4. 4 Extreme Take action
Example alert

What one alert looks like

A real rain warning for Barcelona from Spain's national weather service, as your product receives it.

Severe 1 Weather · Rain

Severe rain warning: Barcelona coast

Up to 40 mm of rain in one hour. Be prepared, take precautions and follow the latest forecast.

  • Mon 16:00 – Tue 04:002
  • Barcelona lies inside the warning area.3
  • Source: AEMET via Meteoalarm4
  1. 1 Severity on one common scale, plus the source's own level
  2. 2 Exact start and end of the warning
  3. 3 Why the alert applies to this destination
  4. 4 Who issued it, with attribution and a link to the original
API response (shortened)
{
  "id": "meteoalarm-es-6a3efae2a409103bc9c4",
  "kind": "weather",
  "subKind": "rain",
  "severity": "severe",
  "levelNative": "3; orange; Severe",
  "start": "2026-10-19T14:00:00Z",
  "end": "2026-10-20T01:59:59Z",
  "text": {
    "language": "en",
    "title": "Severe rain warning. Litoral de Barcelona",
    "description": "One-hour precipitation: 40 mm. Be prepared…",
    "sourceUrl": "https://meteoalarm.org?region=ES"
  },
  "match": {
    "type": "exact",
    "explanation": "This destination lies inside the warning area"
  },
  "source": {
    "name": "Meteoalarm: Spain",
    "sender": "Agencia Estatal de Meteorología (AEMET)",
    "attribution": "AEMET, via EUMETNET - MeteoAlarm"
  }
}

Keep every traveller one step ahead

  • Tour operators & agencies

    Warn clients before they leave and while they travel, and act early when a trip is affected.

  • Travel apps & platforms

    Add alerts to trip plans and send push notifications only when they matter.

  • Business travel

    Know which travelling employees are affected by a storm, strike or new advisory.

  • Hotels & tourism boards

    Tell guests and visitors about weather warnings and disruptions in your area.

How to connect

Two ways to get alerts

Ask for alerts whenever you need them, or tell us what to watch and we send new alerts to you as they happen.

  • API

    Ask for the destinations you need

    Call the API for any destination you are interested in and get its active alerts back, matched and ready to show.

    1. 1 Send a destination, a city or coordinates
    2. 2 Get every alert that applies, with its severity and why it matches
    3. 3 Call again whenever you need fresh data
  • Webhooks

    Register places and we send you the alerts

    Register the locations or coordinates you care about and the dates you need, and each new or updated alert arrives at your webhook.

    1. 1 Register locations or coordinates and a time period
    2. 2 We watch them around the clock
    3. 3 New alerts, updates and cancellations are sent to your webhook as they happen

Also available

  • MCP server

    Let your AI assistant or agent check alerts for any destination while it plans or answers questions.

  • Ready-to-send texts

    Short titles and summaries for push notifications, emails and in-app messages. Available in 15 languages.

More than a feed of warnings

  • Matched to every trip

    Send a city, a map point or a whole itinerary and get only the alerts that affect it, on the right dates. Each alert tells you why it applies.

  • Only what matters, always current

    Every alert is ranked by danger, so you know which ones deserve a push notification. Changes update the original alert, so nothing is sent twice.

  • One summary per country

    Advice from several governments combined into one short summary, so your customers get one clear answer instead of overlapping warnings.

Questions about travel alerts

Where do the alerts come from?

From official sources: government foreign ministries, national weather services and international agencies that monitor natural hazards and health.

Which countries are covered?

Travel advisories, earthquakes, tropical cyclones and outbreaks are covered worldwide. Official local weather warnings cover more than 50 countries, including the whole of Europe, the United States and Canada.

How are alerts matched to a trip?

Each alert's area is mapped to the destinations it affects. When you send a destination, a location or an itinerary with dates, you get back only the alerts that apply, each with an explanation of why.

Which languages are alerts available in?

Alert texts are available in 15 languages, and the source's original wording is always included, clearly marked.

Can we show where an alert comes from?

Yes. Every alert includes the issuing organisation, the required attribution text and a link to the original warning.

How much does it cost?

Pricing depends on how many destinations or requests you need and how you use the alerts. Get in touch and we will prepare an offer.

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Czech Republic, EU

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Company Identification Number: 28274211, registered at the Regional Court in Brno, file C 57944.

Bank Account

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Offices

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Czech Republic, EU

Business matters

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