Lucky Earth

Your assistant is happy to plan a trip to Rome. It is less happy to find out about the train strike on day two. This connector lets it ask first. Lucky Earth is a small travel-safety team in Dublin. We keep a calendar of what can change a trip: strikes, protests, transport works, closures, public holidays, and the festivals, games and fairs that fill hotels. Our editors check it against official sources and put a date on every item. Two tools: city_status shows how a city looks today: the Lucky Earth Risk Index (LERI, 0 to 100, computed automatically from public hazard signals and government travel advice), what drives it, the live updates our editors publish for the city, and what is on file for the next 14 days. check_trip_dates lists everything on file for your days, up to 31 at a time, with what it means and what to do: the tram strike, the Sunday when the market closes, the trade fair that doubles hotel prices. Every answer carries its dates, its sources and a link to the full check on luckyearth.org. Both tools only read. No account, no sign-in, nothing booked or changed. The map covers about 1,000 cities; live editorial updates are strongest in Europe. This is travel information, not official advice. For safety decisions, check your government's travel advice too.