The Strand Palace in London has been awarded the Global Secure Accreditation Quality Mark by Global Secure Accreditation (GSA) and SFJ Awards as the ISO 31030 Travel Risk Management Guidance for Organisations is launched....
After months of discussion about the ISO 31030 Travel Risk Management Guidance it is now live. At Global Secure Accreditation we have been involved in shaping it and bringing your feedback into the consultation process. It feels good to see it launched and start to...
The Foundation course has been developed for all those involved in or connected to managing travel risk management. It has been created and delivered by Travilearn™ based on GSA’s extensive knowledge and expertise in travel risk management and on how the new ISO Standard will...
Today is the day International Serviced Accommodation Accreditation Process (ISAAP) officially joins the Global Secure Accreditation (GSA) family, uniting serviced apartment and hotel accreditation in a one stop shop for the first time....
This one-day virtual programme will help travel and procurement professionals explore travel risk management in the context of the upcoming ISO 31030 guidelines, giving them the tools and confidence to create or update a robust system within their organisation. The course, led by travel risk...
I recently shared insights on addressing gaps in hotel security as safety rightly becomes a top priority. While hotel security presents a significant opportunity for improvement in our industry, every element of a trip presents risks that travel managers must consider, and where appropriate...
Duty of care is top of mind in the travel industry, with safety and security topping the list of priorities for travel managers and a growing number of corporations. Similarly, travelers are becoming more focused on ensuring they remain safe in our increasingly global and...
London, 29 February: Global Secure Accreditation (GSA), the global leaders in hotel security accreditation, have today announced that Lee Whiteing will join as Commercial Director on 1 April....
The corporate travel industry is estimated to lose $820 billion (£655bn) in revenue this year; $190bn in Europe specifically. In fact, a recent poll from the Global Business Travel Association (GBTA) shows 92 percent of companies have cancelled or suspended most or all international trips....
The safety and wellbeing of both corporate and leisure guests in the accommodation sector which includes hotels, aparthotels and serviced apartments has been further strengthened by a partnership between Global Secure Accreditation (GSA) and the Association of Serviced Apartment Providers (ASAP). ...