A first draft of legislation designed to protect people in publicly accessible locations was recently presented to Parliament....
A recent survey of more than 300 corporate travel managers in Europe and the US found that Business travel spending is expected to make a full recovery by 2024 after a torrid few years. In Europe alone...
A recent survey of more than 300 corporate travel managers in Europe and the US found that Business travel spending is expected to make a full recovery by 2024 after a torrid few years. In Europe alone...
In a recent survey conducted by BCD Travel, it was found that 75 percent have very little or no knowledge of ISO 31030. ...
In a recent survey commissioned by World Travel Protection earlier this month, 71 percent of female respondents felt travelling for work is less safe for women than men. ...
In response to corporate client demand, the International Serviced Accommodation Accreditation Process (ISAAP) has developed a new sustainability standard for operators and providers of serviced accommodation. ...
According to a new Morgan Stanley Research survey, business travel profitability for hotels catering to higher-paying corporate clients is recovering after nearly ceasing during the pandemic. After a slow route back to a sustained business travel outlook, we now have reason to be optimistic. ...
Following the tragic death of 22 children at the Manchester Arena terror attack in 2017, a new legislation is set to be introduced in the UK to provide better protection against terrorism. ...
According to Skift, approximately $933 billion was spent of business travel in 2022. This is projected to increase to more than $1.2 trillion in 2023– indicating the industry is well on the road to recovery. January is a perfect time to review your organisation’s travel risk...
According to International SOS’s 2023 Risk Outlook, 85 percent of senior risk professionals think the world has become more dangerous over the past twelve months. This was the highest percentage reported since the company first asked the question in 2014. ...
