Executive Summary
The Travel Risk Management sector has evolved significantly in recent years, primarily driven by complex health and security incidents. These developments have necessitated regulatory changes and escalated the need for a robust response. In September 2021, the ISO 31030 – Travel Risk Management Guidance was published as a critical expression of this requirement. Its primary objective is to establish a global standard which is applicable to organisations, irrespective of their industry or size. The aim is to help safeguard the health and security of employees while minimizing operational, legal, and reputational risks associated with work-related activities when business travellers are away from their usual workplace.
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Created in partnership with the Association of Swiss Travel Management and r&associés avocats, this whitepaper from the International SOS Foundation explores recent advancements in the Travel Risk Management sector. It investigates the implications of these changes on Swiss companies and their obligations in fulfilling Duty of Care.
Download the whitepaper now to delve into the evolving landscape of Travel Risk Management. Uncover the impact on Swiss companies and gain insights into fulfilling Duty of Care obligations. Don't miss out on discovering the fundamental steps outlined in the ISO 31030 guidance and a systematic approach to travel risk management.