How safe is your next destination?
Find out in about ten seconds. Every country scored from 0 to 100 on the seven things that actually go wrong for travellers — and, for the places most people go, what to watch for once you land.
Hover or tap a country for its score; select it again to open the full profile. Countries too small to show as shapes appear as dots. Pinch to zoom, or drag to move around once you have — on a keyboard, + and − zoom and 0 resets.
Lowest risk right now
Where the data says a trip is least likely to go wrong.
Highest risk right now
Most carry a formal "do not travel" warning from several governments.
Where people actually go
The most-visited destinations, with the risks that matter for each.
Latest risk changes
Only the changes that would alter a trip: a government moving a country up or down a level, or issuing a new warning against travel. Routine wording edits are left out.
Colombia — Updated information about the earthquake in Chocó.
Lebanon — FCDO has changed the areas of Lebanon where it advises against all travel or all but essential travel. FCDO no longer advises against all travel or all but essential travel to some parts of…
Fiji — Removal of information about Tropical Cyclone Vaianu.
Taiwan — New information about Typhoon Dolphin.
Japan — Updated information about the earthquake in Kumamoto prefecture.
Uganda — Updated information about a new monthly curfew.
Kuwait — FCDO now advises against all but essential travel to Kuwait.
Bahrain — FCDO now advises against all but essential travel to Bahrain.
How the score is built
Every country gets the same treatment: seven pillars, fixed weights, all from published data you can check. Official advisories carry the most weight because they are the most current and the most consequential — they affect your insurance. Nothing here is hand-tuned per country.
| Official advisories | 25% |
|---|---|
| Conflict & terrorism | 15% |
| Crime | 15% |
| Health & medical | 15% |
| Natural hazards | 10% |
| Political stability | 10% |
| Road & transport | 10% |