27 Jul Sicuro Group launches free live travel risk map

Sicuro Group has launched a free public version of its Live Travel Risk Map, providing regularly updated travel risk information for more than 240 countries and territories.

Available without registration or a paywall, the interactive map refreshes every 30 minutes using official travel advisories from the US Department of State, the UK Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office, France Diplomatie and Germany’s Federal Foreign Office. These are combined into a four-level travel risk rating ranging from Level 1 (exercise normal precautions) to Level 4 (do not travel).

The platform also incorporates live natural disaster alerts from GDACS and disease outbreak information from the World Health Organization. According to Sicuro Group, each destination’s rating is calculated using a published methodology.

Users can generate a free downloadable pre-travel risk assessment aligned with ISO 31030:2021, covering areas including security threats, natural hazards, health considerations, insurance, duty of care and emergency procedures. The platform also includes destination comparisons, dedicated pages for each country and territory, and highlights regions where local risk levels exceed the national rating.

Sicuro Group said the need for live travel intelligence was demonstrated during the first quarter of 2026, when conditions in parts of the Middle East changed rapidly. During that period, the company coordinated the relocation and departure of 4,000 employees for client organisations, while supporting more than 10,000 others to remain in the region and continue operations.

Rafal Hyps, Chief Executive Officer of Sicuro Group, said the company had combined publicly available government advisories using a transparent methodology and structured the information in line with ISO 31030, making that intelligence freely accessible. He added that the company’s paid services begin when organisations require advice, operational support or emergency response.

The live map can also be embedded into third-party websites free of charge, with updates applied automatically.