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5 Trends Shaping Travel Risk Management Today

The field of travel risk management continues to adapt as traveler behavior, organizational policies, and global dynamics evolve. With the demand for travel steadily increasing, an effective travel risk management strategy is critical to ensuring the health, safety and well-being for your travelers. Below, we examine the key trends shaping the industry today. 1. Increased… Read more »

Monthly Risk Spotlight: December 2024

AMERICAS  Implications of Additional Tariffs on the United States-Mexico-Canada-Agreement (USMCA) Immigration and trade, two topics that have taken center stage for Donald Trump and his incoming administration, will be major points of contention between the United States (U.S.) and its neighboring countries. Although trade and immigration are typically analyzed separately, the Trump administration has attempted… Read more »

Helping Travelers Every Day: Meet On Call’s GRC Team!

On Call’s Global Response Center’s (GRC’s) biggest responsibility is to fulfill our mission of helping travelers, every day, in their time of need. Every phone call (or live chat, text, or email!) our Global Response Center receives is an opportunity to help someone get prepared to travel or solve a problem while they’re away –… Read more »

Rescue Nurse at On Call International CAMTS Accreditation: Raising the Bar for Quality and Travel Safety

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 »

7 Essential Tips for Safe Winter Travel

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 »

Monthly Risk Spotlight: November 2024

AMERICAS  Puerto Rico’s Election and Referendum As the world digests the results of the United States (U.S.) elections and the global consequences of Donald Trump’s electoral victory, there was another American election taking place in Puerto Rico. Though not as high-profile as the U.S. general election, its results may prove just as consequential to local… Read more »

On Call’s Travel Risk Management Newsletter: Fall 2024

We’re moving further into fall with the latest trends, resources, & insights in Travel Risk Management (TRM) Today via our Fall 2024 e-newsletter. Each quarter, subscribers of On Call’s e-newsletter, TRM: Today, will receive news, information, and resources to set them and their travelers up for success through the rest of this season (and beyond!). Our Fall 2024 Edition… Read more »

Travel Security Considerations for C-Suite Personnel

Depending on the industry and type of organization, C-Suite personnel can face unique risks, ranging from opportunistic crime to targeted threats, such as cyber-attacks or kidnap-for-ransom, especially when traveling for business. These individuals can be even more susceptible to varied security threats; and as such, proactive security measures are paramount to keeping this traveler demographic… Read more »

Monthly Risk Spotlight: October 2024

AMERICAS  Mexico’s New President Takes Office Claudia Sheinbaum takes office as Mexico’s first female and Jewish president, following a strong electoral victory in June 2024. This election was described as the most violent election in the country’s history. Sheinbaum assumes control at a chaotic time in Mexico; political and cartel violence has increased, migration issues… Read more »

Go High and Stay Well: 5 Healthy Tips for High Altitude Travel

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 »