In an increasingly dangerous world, you need to be sure that your organisation’s primary asset stays safe and on the move.
DUTY OF CARE
The safety and security of your travellers has never been more important, particularly in today’s unpredictable environment. It has always been vital for companies to know the whereabouts of their employees, but now travel risk management programmes must incorporate multiple checks at every stage. Pre-trip preparation, in-trip monitoring and the ability to respond to alerts quickly and efficiently.
Working as your trusted travel partner, we are able to provide peace of mind through a range of high-touch through to mobile traveller safety solutions.
KNOW WHERE YOUR TRAVELLERS ARE ALL THE TIME
In an emergency, would you be able to pin-point the exact location of your travellers, anywhere in the world? Would you be able to alert them of possible dangers at the push of a button? Could you track their whereabouts and request automatically request them to ‘check in’ with you?
We offer a range of solutions to accomplish exactly this.
LATEST FROM OUR BLOG
Global Travel Taskforce Report
Published on 9 April 2021, the government’s Global Travel Taskforce report sets out the recommendations for a safe return to international travel. Here, we present a detailed overview of the Transport Secretary’s report – all the salient findings and key proposals you need to know and what they mean for business travel.
Business Travel Podcast
In the UK, more than 30 million people have been vaccinated; in Norway, the number is just 800,000. Yet there are two ends to any business trip so even if everyone in the UK is vaccinated it does not mean that other countries will be ready to welcome them. In this podcast, the panel discusses how this fragmented picture will affect business travel recovery.
The Plane Truth
A new study reveals employees are impacted more than company profits by the lack of business travel due to COVID. The survey reveals some surprising information about the true impact of business travel on companies, those employees who do the traveling, and even some thoughts on what the future of business travel might look like.