GlobalSecur Travel Security, WorldWide Travel Security, Business Travel Safety
How can you REALLY prepare for a medical emergency?
Well, in some cases, you can’t…mostly because you may be unaware of how you contracted an illness or how dangerous it may be, but also because the nature of the illness may cloud your good judgment and decision-making. What follows is an example that could have ended badly. [Read more…] about Travel Safety and Medical Emergencies: Lessons Learned from a Challenging Journey
In today’s dynamic business landscape, understanding and managing risk is crucial for the success and longevity of any organization. This comprehensive guide will dive into risk management concepts, with a particular emphasis on corporate travel security, business travel safety, and employee travel security services. [Read more…] about Navigating Corporate Travel Security: A Comprehensive Risk Management Guide
The recent media articles about the kidnapping and killing of Americans Kidnapped in Matamoros, and travel security warnings issued from other sources, such as the Texas Department of Public Safety (DPS), have once again focused attention on the risks that travelers may encounter. These and other reports have again brought the issue of travel security to the fore. [Read more…] about ‘Self-protection actions’ to enhance safety for Business Executive and Private Travel
With much of the world re-opened post-COVID and business travel resuming, travel security and safety is on our minds. For many organizations, employees are, after a long hiatus, returning to their past travel routines. An important part of securing your return to international travel is considering potential corporate travel security services. In this post, we discuss basic tips on travel security and communications. [Read more…] about Are your business travelers prepared with corporate travel security services?
The poignant recent death of a student in Russia highlights once again the broad need to revisit travel security. Renewed travel is now firmly on the horizon. And with it, whether it be for pleasure or business, comes the inevitable but necessary planning. Business executives, in particular, need to consider what appropriate corporate travel security services should be utilized for their own safety as well as the safety of their employees. [Read more…] about Employee Safety in Mind? Choose IMG Corporate Travel Security Services
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