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Travel managers and event organisers
Check what public sources report in a destination before and during a trip or event: protests, strikes, transport disruption and security incidents.
What you get
- City and country pages in 7 languages with live counts and recent alerts.
- Email digests for a destination, so you hear about new alerts without checking the map.
- Official road events for France (DIR / Bison Futé) next to news-based alerts, shown with their source.
How to start
- Open the page of each destination city and choose "Get alerts" for a digest.
- Add the free widget to an event page to show current alerts for the host city.
Limits
- Always follow local authorities and official travel guidance; alerts.live does not give travel advisories.
- alerts.live is descriptive and informational. It is not an official source, not an emergency service and gives no safety score for any place.
- Alerts are detected automatically in public sources and can be wrong or late. Each one shows its sources and a confidence score so you can judge it; see the methodology.
- Absence of alerts does not mean absence of events. Coverage depends on what public sources publish.
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Descriptive, not a safety score. alerts.live counts and maps events reported by public sources. It does not rate how safe a place is. Informational only, not official: follow local authorities.