Study Finds Most Dangerous Locations for Business Travel: Protect Your...
Does your organization dispatch employees to dangerous or high-risk areas? It’s likely the answer is “yes.” According to our recently released Duty of Care and Travel Risk Management Global...
View ArticlePreparing For Challenges: Uncertainty Remains in Egypt
Over the weekend, it was announced that Muslim Brotherhood candidate Mohammad Mursi was declared the winner of the presidential run-off election in Egypt. This announcement was a key part of the...
View ArticleHot Spots: The Security and Political Outlook for Business Travelers in 2013
Where will political unrest continue in 2013? What could happen in Venezuela as the political landscape changes? What about China, where new leadership takes over? In what has become an annual...
View ArticleThe Changing Situation in South Sudan: The New Normal for NGOs
South Sudan became an independent country in July 2011. From the start, ethnic friction has threatened the fragile nation. By December 2013, fighting erupted in Juba, the capital and largest city, and...
View ArticleIraq: An Update on the Security Situation
As the travel security environment in the Northern Provinces of Federal Iraq continues to deteriorate, experts are closely monitoring the situation on the ground and working proactively to track and...
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Getting Ahead of the Aftermath – Learning From the Past in South Sudan
Source: Internews Following the rapid descent into civil war in South Sudan in December 2013, we were yet again reminded how the operating environments where we work can shift. Staff in the field and...
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