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Traveling with Asthma and Chronic Respiratory Conditions: Essential Health and Safety Considerations

This On Call International article will discuss the following: Pre-travel planning for asthma and chronic respiratory conditions, including researching destination-specific environmental triggers, consulting a healthcare provider before departure, and creating a medication and medical equipment plan. Managing respiratory health during travel, with practical strategies such as staying hydrated, keeping medications and respiratory equipment easily accessible,

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Traveling with Cardiovascular Disease: Essential Health and Safety Considerations

This On Call International article will discuss the following: How to prepare for travel with cardiovascular disease, including researching destination conditions, evaluating planned activities, consulting a healthcare provider before departure, and creating a medication and medical documentation plan. Managing cardiovascular health during travel, with practical guidance on staying hydrated, reducing the risk of blood clots

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The Perception Trap: When Assumptions Become a Travel Risk

This On Call International article will discuss the following: How perceptions and social media influence travel behavior and risk, including how curated online content can create unrealistic expectations, reinforce stereotypes, and lead travelers to underestimate risks or make decisions based on incomplete information. The importance of preparation, cultural awareness, and realistic expectations, with practical strategies

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Monthly Risk Spotlight: August 2026

AFRICA Renewed Tigray Fighting Threatens Ethiopia’s Wider Security Environment The 2020-2022 Tigray War ended with the Pretoria Peace Agreement, but long-standing territorial, political, and security disputes between Ethiopia’s federal government and Tigrayan leaders have remained unresolved. Those tensions resurfaced on August 1 when clashes between the Tigray People’s Liberation Front (TPLF) and the Ethiopian National

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Crisis Management: After-Action Reviews are Non-Negotiable

This On Call International article will discuss the following: Why after-action reviews (AARs) are a critical part of crisis management, including how they help organizations capture lessons learned, identify operational gaps, improve accountability, and strengthen long-term resilience following a crisis. How effective AARs transform experience into actionable improvements, by creating opportunities for constructive discussion, uncovering

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Travel Assistance: The Support Travelers Never Expect to Need, Part 2

This On Call International article will discuss the following: How travel assistance supports travelers during common travel disruptions, highlighting the value of having expert support available when unexpected issues arise, even when situations do not qualify as major emergencies. Key travel assistance services that help keep trips on track, including lost luggage assistance, travel document

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Travel Assistance: The Support Travelers Never Expect to Need, Part 1

This On Call International article will discuss the following: How travel assistance services help travelers navigate common challenges abroad, including support for situations that may not be emergencies but can still create significant stress, confusion, or disruption during a trip. Key travel assistance resources available to travelers, including interpreter assistance for overcoming language barriers, legal

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Helping Travelers Every Day: Meet On Call’s GRC – Lauryn Eksoozian

This On Call International article will discuss the following: The important role claims specialists play in supporting travelers after an emergency, including how On Call International’s in-house claims team works behind the scenes to simplify the claims process and help travelers recover unexpected expenses. How collaboration, problem-solving, and personalized service contribute to successful claims outcomes,

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Monthly Risk Spotlight: July 2026

Sub-Saharan Africa South Sudan at 15: A First Election Could Test an Already Fragile State Fifteen years after gaining independence, South Sudan remains caught in an unfinished political transition, with its first general election scheduled for December 22, 2026. The election is not simply a political milestone or potential trigger for civil unrest; it is

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