Travel news is scattered across government websites, weather services, and local press. Tripomatic gathers travel advisories from governments and alerts from official sources, and matches them to your itinerary, so you see what affects the places, flights, and stays you have actually planned.
What you get
- Government travel advisories: safety levels, regional warnings, and entry requirements
- Severe weather warnings, tropical cyclones, floods, wildfires, and air quality alerts
- Earthquakes, tsunamis, volcanic activity, and other natural hazards
- Health outbreaks and health requirements for travelers
- Strikes, transport disruptions, infrastructure outages, and large events
- An alert marker on each affected trip day, plus current alerts for any destination you browse
- The original wording and a link to the issuing source for every alert
How to use it
Plan your trip as usual. When an alert applies to a day, an alert chip appears in that day’s header. Tap it to see a short summary, why the alert applies to your plan, and the official wording from the source. You can also open any destination to see the alerts currently active there.
Matched to your actual plan
Alerts are matched to the places, flights, and accommodation on each day, not just to the country you are visiting. A storm warning for the coast does not clutter the day you spend in the mountains, and a strike in one city shows up only on the days you are there.
Holidays and closures, too
Next to the alerts, each trip day also shows public holidays, festivals, and other dates that change how a place works — shops closing, reduced public transport, or big crowds — so everything that affects your plans is in one place.
More about public holidays and events →
A free daily briefing
Reading travel advisories and alerts is free on every plan. While you travel, a daily briefing push notification sums up the alerts for the day ahead, and that is free too.