New Risk Management Standards: ISO 31030

New Travel Risk Management Standards: ISO 31030

(January 2022) Travel Risk Management — Guidance for Organizations ISO 31030: 2021 Edition The ISO, International Organization for Standardization, is a worldwide federation including members from international organizations, governmental…
The Expanding Role of the Travel Manager
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The Expanding Role of the Travel Manager

(January, 2022) Today’s companies are identifying new ways to grow their business in an ever-changing environment, with new challenges and new expectations arising every day. The role of Travel Managers around the world, and their related…

Standardizing Duty of Care and Risk Management

(July, 2021) As part of a response to update its current global risk management guide, the International Organization for Standardization is responding to growing travel risks faced by organizations and their travelers, and further reinforced…

COVID-19 and Hotel Hygiene

(April, 2020) Every part of the travel industry has been impacted by COVID-19, and the hotel industry is no exception. Whether the properties have temporarily closed or have been servicing guests during this period, hotels across the globe…
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What You Need to Know When Traveling During Hurricane Season

(August, 2019) Travelers need to be particularly mindful of the weather in late summer and fall. The official hurricane season lasts from June 1st through November 30th, with the peak of the season from mid-August to late October. During…

Why Technology is Needed to Manage Risk

(August, 2019) According to the latest U.S. Corporate Travel Report, managed travel is booming as it represents 1/3 of the total travel market and is expected to reach nearly $140 billion by year 2022. The broadest spend in travel right now…
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Three Ways to Protect Your Privacy When You Travel

(June, 2019) In today’s world of advanced technology it’s important to protect your privacy when you travel. If you’ve ever used a laptop, cellphone or credit card, then you’ve shared countless amounts of data that could be used negatively…