Destination Intelligence, Published Openly

Know Your Destination Before You Land.

Open travel risk guides written by our intelligence team. Risk levels, medical infrastructure, altitude flags and entry requirements, published for everyone. Members unlock the full report and live monitoring for their itinerary.

Argentina

Risk: Low

Aconcagua at one end, Patagonian granite at the other, long roads between.

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Chile

Risk: Low

Patagonian weather and Atacama altitude at opposite ends of a very long country.

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Ecuador

Risk: Moderate

Galápagos diving a thousand kilometres from the mainland, volcanoes above 5,000 metres.

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Iceland

Risk: Low

Safe country, dangerous landscape: weather, rivers and roads that end.

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India

Risk: Moderate

Ladakh's roads arrive at altitude before your body does.

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Indonesia

Risk: Moderate

Seventeen thousand islands, world-class diving, and chambers that are days away.

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Kenya

Risk: Moderate

Safari country with the region's best receiving hospitals — if you can reach them.

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Kyrgyzstan

Risk: Moderate

Tien Shan trekking where the response network is you until we arrive.

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Morocco

Risk: Low

Atlas trekking and desert distance, an hour from Europe and further than it looks.

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Nepal

Risk: Moderate

Altitude illness and extraction from places no ambulance will ever reach.

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Peru

Risk: Moderate

Cusco arrives at 3,400 metres before the trek even starts.

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Philippines

Risk: Moderate

Island diving, typhoon season, and transfers measured in boats before planes.

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Tanzania

Risk: Moderate

Kilimanjaro altitude, remote safari circuits and a coastline far from serious care.

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Thailand

Risk: Low

Excellent hospitals in the cities, scooters and islands everywhere else.

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Membership covers every country in the world. Guides are published for the destinations our members ask about most, and new ones are added every month. If your destination is not listed, the operations centre still answers for it.