We’ve Launched Our New Travel Advice Guides and Articles

Our new Travel Advice hub and article library are now live, with practical guides covering tap water, hotels, travel health, water science and trip planning.
Published on
July 18, 2026

We’ve launched a new Travel Advice hub and a growing library of practical travel water articles to help travellers make safer, better-informed decisions before and during a trip.

Since launching Can I Drink the Tap Water?, our main focus has been providing clear country and destination guidance. These new guides expand that information by answering the broader questions travellers regularly have about tap water, ice, hotels, illness, water treatment and trip planning.

Five new travel advice categories

The Travel Advice hub is organised into five categories, making it easier to find information based on where you are in your travel planning.

Before You Travel

These guides help travellers understand how to research drinking water safety before leaving home, what official advisories mean and why water quality can vary between regions and cities.

While Travelling

This section covers practical questions that often come up once a trip begins, including hotel tap water, brushing your teeth, ice, airport refill stations and drinking water while flying.

Travel Health

Our travel health guides explain traveller’s diarrhoea, dehydration, waterborne illnesses and what to do after accidentally drinking water that may not be safe.

Water Science

These articles explain how drinking water is treated and tested, what causes contamination and why safe tap water is available in some places but not others.

Travel Planning

This category brings together broader destination planning resources, including countries and popular tourist destinations where tap water is generally considered safe.

Nine articles available at launch

The first nine articles are now live:

Building a more complete travel water resource

The new article library will continue to grow alongside our country and destination guides. The goal is to create a complete resource that answers both the immediate question—whether the tap water is safe to drink—and the practical questions that follow.

Future articles will cover topics such as drinking water advisories, boiling and filtering water, bottled water, airport refill stations, water on planes, signs of dehydration and when to seek medical advice after food or water poisoning.

Explore the full Travel Advice hub or browse all currently available articles.