Stay summer safebe fire ready

Stay summer safe, be fire ready

With countless travellers using Airbnb to explore Australia’s stunning rural landscapes every year, we’ve joined forces with the Country Fire Authority (CFA) of Victoria to help our guests across Australia enjoy their stays safely. Together, we’re providing vital fire safety tips to ensure that our guests’ unforgettable experiences are both exciting and secure.
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Whether you're exploring Australia for the first time or you’re a seasoned traveller, staying informed about fire safety precautions is crucial.

Knowing the risks and how to prepare will help keep you and those around you safe, no matter where your adventures take you. As fire season approaches, the CFA has shared key tips to help the Airbnb community stay safe and prepared this summer.
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CFA Travellers’ Checklist

1.  Do you know the fire weather district you're travelling to or through?2.  Do you know the most up to date Fire Danger Rating for the area you are travelling to or through?3.  Is there a total fire ban in the area you are travelling to or through?4.  Are you keeping up to date with local weather conditions?
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5.  Are you prepared to change your travel plans on hot, dry and windy days?6.  Have you packed essential items to help if you are caught in a fire situation?7.  Do you have the local emergency hotline saved in your mobile phone?8.  If you are staying away from home for a night or more, have you discussed your leaving early options?
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ABOUT OUR PARTNERSHIP

Country Fire Authority

We’re proud to partner with the CFA, Victoria’s volunteer fire service , to make fire safety a top priority for our guests and hosts. Drawing on the CFA’s trusted knowledge and long-standing experience in protecting Victoria’s communities, this collaboration enables us to provide expert fire safety tips and resources. Together, we’re equipping hosts with the tools and guidance to help prepare their properties and reduce fire risks effectively.

Be prepared

If you find yourself in a life-threatening situation, you should always call triple 000 for the police, the fire department or an ambulance.