This page was created as a novel way to show various travel and COVID-19 related datasets on a map. Several of these datasets are community maintained; and so the data won't be completely accurate.
Use the navigation button above to load presets, or open Map Controls to customise further.
Shows latest Australian Smart Traveller travel advice on a map. Click or tap a country to show the risk level, click the country name to open the Smart Traveller advice page.
Risk score corresponds to the advice level; e.g.:
- 100 = 5/5 - Do Not Travel
- 80 = 4/5 - Reconsider need to travel
- 60 = 3/5 - Exercise a high degree of caution
- 40 = 2/5 - Exercise normal safety precautions
- 20 = 1/5 - No travel advice provided
OK, so I couldn't acutally find a dataset that reflected whether pubs were open or not. This one just displays if there are restrictions on public gatherings as per OxCGRT measure C4.
- 4/4 = Restrictions on gatherings of 10 people or less
- 3/4 = Restrictions on gatherings between 11-100 people.
- 2/4 = Restrictions on gatherings between 101-1000 people.
- 1/4 = Restrictions on very large gatherings (> 1000 people).
- 0/4 = No restrictions.
Shows mask requiremenets for countries as per OxCGRT measure H6.
- 4/4 = Required outside the home at all times.
- 3/4 = Required in all shared/public spaces outside the home with others present.
- 2/4 = Required in some specified shared/public spaces outside the home.
- 1/4 = Recommended
- 0/4 = No policy.
Shows whether workplaces are open or not as per OxCGRT measure C2.
- 3/3 = Require closing (or WFH) for all but essential places (groceries, doctors).
- 2/3 = Require closing (or WFH) for some sectors or categories of workers.
- 1/3 = Recommend closing/WFH or all businesses open with signification restrictions in place.
- 0/3 = No measures.
Details whether there are restrictions on public events as per OxCGRT measure C3.
- 2/2 = Require cancelling.
- 1/2 = Recommend cancelling
- 0/2 = No measures.
Details whether there are restrictions on public transport (bus, train, etc.) as a result of COVID-19, and as per OxCGRT measure C5.
- 2/2 = Require closing (or prohibit use).
- 1/2 = Recommend closing (or significantly reduced capacity).
- 0/2 = No measures.
Details whether citizens are required to stay at home (e.g. in lockdown) as per OxCGRT measure C6.
- 3/3 = Require not leaving the house with minimal exceptions.
- 2/3 = Require not leaving the house with exceptions for daily exercise, essential trips, etc.
- 1/3 = Recommend not leaving.
- 0/3 = No measures.
Describes whether you are able to move freely within a country as per OxCGRT measure C7.
- 2/2 = Internal movement restrictions in place.
- 1/2 = Recommend not to travel between regions/cities.
- 0/2 = No measures.
Describes known COVID-19 international restrictions as per OxCGRT measure C8.
- 4/4 = Ban on all regions or total border closure.
- 3/4 = Ban arrivals from some regions.
- 2/4 = Quarantine arrivals from some or all regions.
- 1/4 = Screening arrivals.
- 0/4 = No restrictions.
The last source check was on [Loading]. Data latency is at worst two hours behind source.
Data Sources
- SmartTraveller Australia for travel advice and risk scores.
- GeoJSON.xyz provides country topology (based on Natural Earth Data)
- OxCGRT, Blavatnik School of Government, University of Oxford (licensed under CC BY 4.0) - provides data on government responses to COVID-19.
- OpenStreetMap for map & map tile data.
Advice by Country
Based on Australian SmartTraveller data.
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Map Controls
Change the dropdowns below to modify the map display behaviour. Note each property is prefixed with it's source dataset. Additionally: - For OxCGRT data, don't forget their CodeBook which may help interpreting the different measures and indicies.
- For ordinal fields, a description of the current value can be found in fields suffixed ' - Description'.
- The Popup dropdowns determine what is displayed when you click/select a country. You may want to change Popup Details to the description field that matches your map fill for example.