Simply put, sustainable travel is traveling in a less environmentally impactful manner. As consciousness and awareness continues to grow around this important topic, we have an unprecedented opportunity to start fresh and choose a more sustainable path forward. So on this Earth Day (and every day!), let’s have a look at 12 ways you and… Read more »
Would you know what to do if your passport were lost or stolen while abroad? While this situation can create significant challenges for any traveler, having a clear plan of action will help you handle it more efficiently—and with less stress. Here’s what you need to know and do if your passport is lost or… Read more »
Even in today’s progressive and inclusive world, women continue to face unique risks and challenges when traveling. In celebration of International Women’s Day, On Call’s Security Team shares insights and strategies to help mitigate these risks and challenges, while also empowering women to explore the world with more confidence, assurance, and strength; and most importantly,… Read more »
Rescue Nurse at On Call International is, once again, proud to receive the Commission on Accreditation of Medical Transport System’s (CAMTS’) accreditation! CAMTS is a leading organization for the accreditation of medical transport services and is recognized as the gold standard in the industry. Reaccreditation is a testament to the excellence of our rescue nurses… Read more »
Winter travel can be quite an adventure, but it also comes with its own set of challenges. Harsh weather conditions can pose significant risks to your safety and well-being. That’s why being well-prepared is key to ensuring a safe and stress-free journey. To help you navigate through the winter wonderland, we’ve put together 7 essential… Read more »
According to our Chief Medical Officer, Dr. Michelle Nathan, “The higher you go, the “thinner” the air gets, and when you go too high too fast, your body cannot get the oxygen it needs.” Whether you’re traveling for business in Mexico City, taking a break from studying near Machu Picchu, or even doing some camping… Read more »
While you don’t need to be fluent or have perfect pronunciation, learning a few key phrases in your destination’s language makes a great first impression and also makes your travels go much smoother. Below is a list of universal phrases worth learning before you leave—but be sure to make adjustments to adapt to your own… Read more »
Did you know that heat can have a negative effect on the potency of both prescription and over-the-counter drugs? To make sure your medications stay safe in warmer temperatures, here’s some advice from On Calls Chief Medical Officer, Dr. Michelle Nathan: Keep medicines in a cool, dry place—despite the name, the medicine cabinet is… Read more »
Did you know that many medications can have negative effects on the skin when it’s exposed to ultraviolet light? This condition, also known as photosensitivity, can cause symptoms ranging from itchiness to an uncomfortable rash, burns and blisters. If fun in the sun is on your summer travel agenda, don’t miss this list of… Read more »
Should you find yourself in the immediate vicinity of a protest or demonstration while you’re traveling abroad, consider the following standing advice from On Call’s Global Security Team: Shelter in place, if necessary. Ensure windows and doors remain closed, where possible, and secure to avoid any projectiles and/or tear gas. Move away from impacted areas… Read more »