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BUSINESS TRAVEL AND EMOTIONAL SUPPORT

Protecting the emotional well-being of business travellers.

We recently surveyed nearly 100 of Australia & New Zealand's leading organisations regarding the emotional well-being of their travellers and how they support their mobile workforce

- 44% of organisations do not currently support the mental health of their travellers  

- Only 24% of respondents knew if their travel insurance policy covers mental health related treatment and repatriation costs incurred due to mental illness 

- The top 5 stress factors Australasian business travellers are most exposed to include travelling through time zones (jetlag), lack of work-life balance and disconnection from support systems

TRAVELLER TRENDS REPORT

International travel preparation, medical and personal safety issues experienced abroad.

The study asked respondents about international travel preparation, destinations, medical and personal safety issues experienced abroad as well as the expected impact of travel risks.

IOSH  - SAFETY WITHOUT BORDERS

The guide outlines the aspects of safety, health and security.

The guide outlines the aspects of safety, health and security for which organisations should take responsibility when they have workers travelling for work or on international assignments. 

Including a risk analysis by traveller gender, age, sexuality and disability.

TRAVEL SHARE ECONOMY

Implications as suitable options in an organisation’s travel policy.

“Share Economy for Business Travel” includes interviews with travel, legal and security experts about the implications of services like Uber and Airbnb as suitable options in an organisation’s travel policy. Both Airbnb and Uber have launched dedicated business travel solutions.