As hundreds of thousands of people flee fast-moving wildfires across Europe, Australians heading overseas are being urged to stay informed, monitor official travel advice and understand what their travel insurance covers if their plans change.More than 330,000 people have been evacuated across France and Spain as fires burn through popular holiday destinations, closing roads, delaying flights and forcing communities to flee Fires continue to burn near Madrid and in the eastern province of Castellón.Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez has announced a civil protection emergency will be declared in the affected central regions, unlocking additional recovery funding.More than 150,000 hectares have burned across Spain since the start of the year — six times the area destroyed over the same period last year.Australian travellers are being urged not to panic, but to closely monitor conditions, remain flexible and understand what their travel insurance does — and doesn't — cover if their plans are disrupted.A spokesperson for the Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade (DFAT) said Australians travelling through Europe during the northern summer should stay informed about bushfires and severe weather, monitor local media and follow the advice of emergency authorities."Travellers should monitor the media for the latest updates and follow the advice of local authorities," the spokesperson said."Be aware of emergency warnings and adjust travel plans if needed