Travel security​

Faced with the responsibility of duty of careWhen it comes to business travel, the company and its travel manager must guarantee the safety of business travellers. This involves, in particular, the rules of the travel policytracking of employees on the move, theinsurance and assistance when needed. All with the support of safety and security partners, and of course the new technologies. (see more)

Here you'll find the keys to a safe business trip, with a framework that ensures that business travellers can be looked after quickly and efficiently if a problem arises in a remote location. business destination as in a French metropolis.

Panoramic view of Tel Aviv and Jaffa (c) Israel Ministry of Tourism

Israel: risks downgraded by International SOS

Following the dispatch of an observation mission to the area, International SOS believes that all movement can resume in Israel, with the exception of the border areas with Lebanon, Syria and the Gaza Strip.
International SOS maps out the world's risks.

International SOS unrolls its risk map for 2025

Through maps on health and safety risks, climate change and mental health, International SOS provides an overview of a world facing multiple crises.
International SOS unveils its Global Risk Outlook 2025 (DR)

International SOS: what risks can we anticipate in 2025?

The Global Risk Outlook 2025 report published by International SOS describes an anxiety-inducing environment for business travellers.
Uber launches Uber by Women in France

Uber by Women: VTC goes feminine

The launch of Uber by Women was made official in France on 28 November. It enables female travellers to book VTCs driven exclusively by women.
Thibault Janin, Managing Director of Ilios International

T. Janin (Ilios): "The only ones to offer a security solution focused on...

Specialising in security, Ilios International focuses on providing rapid assistance to travellers. Thibault Janin, Managing Director of Ilios International, takes a look at security issues around the world.
The cost of an unsuccessful long-term mission abroad can exceed one million dollars, according to International SOS.

International SOS studies the costs of a failed mission

International SOS studies the costs of an unsuccessful long-term assignment abroad and the financial impact of failed business trips.

US residents now benefit from simplified checks on Air Tahiti Nui

By joining the US TSA PreCheck simplified screening programme, Air Tahiti Nui offers its passengers simplified security checks at over 200 airports in the United States.
International SOS is a partner of Safehotels, the leader in hotel safety certification.

International SOS: a range of solutions dedicated to hotel security

Hotel safety database, audits, training, recommendations: International SOS makes accommodation part of risk management.
International SOS is incorporating the impact of climate change into its 2024 risk map.

International SOS: climate on the 2024 risk map

Worsening global instability, unsafe areas for travellers and now the threat of climate change: the International SOS 2024 risk map leaves little room for optimism.

The conflict between Israel and Hamas also affects Beirut airport

More and more flights are being cancelled in Beirut. The Lufthansa group was the first to announce the suspension of its flights, while the national carrier Middle East Airlines reduced the number of its daily flights. However, flights to France are still operating.
ILIOS

Crisis in Niger: airlines affected, safety update

The crisis in Niger has prompted France to evacuate a thousand people. And Air France is suspending its flights to Niger, Mali and Burkina Faso. Here's an update from those involved in the safety of business travellers.
Thibault Janin, Managing Director of Ilios International

T. Janin (Ilios): "A traveller can find himself very alone in the event of...

Thibault Janin, Managing Director of Ilios International, talks about the recent fund-raising and the originality of his company's offering, which specialises in travel assistance and security.
Basel

Top ten: the safest destinations, the riskiest countries

A new list of the safest destinations on the planet - and, conversely, the riskiest countries - has just been published in the UK. The results are instructive when it comes to planning a business trip.

International SOS: mental health in the age of hybrid work

With the spread of teleworking, stress and other problems linked to the mental health of employees are less readily identified by managers, according to International SOS.
Xavier Carn

Risk zones in 2023, China, hybrid work: interview with Xavier Carn (International...

The resurgence of the pandemic in China, increased risks in certain regions of the world, a growing social divide in Europe and the United States, an increase in psychological problems among employees: Xavier Carn, VP Security EMEA for International SOS, takes a look at the state of travel security in 2023.
The International SOS 2023 safety risk map.

International SOS updates its risk map for 2023

Conflict in Ukraine and the Sahel, rising crime in Latin America: the most dangerous areas for travellers come as no real surprise in the International SOS 2023 risk map. A first in this analysis: mental health risks.
BCD Travel surveyed more than 650 travellers on their perceptions of health and safety.

Remote working and safety: BCD highlights grey areas

A survey carried out by BCD Travel shows that many travellers are unaware of the security support their company offers them during a bleisure stay or when working remotely.
International SOS crisis unit.

ISO 31030: a new standard for travel safety

The first standard, ISO 31030, is specifically dedicated to travel risk management. Xavier Carn, from International SOS, explains how it works and why it is important.

Airbnb to penalise last-minute cancellations more heavily

Airbnb is going to try to curb last-minute cancellations. With much heavier financial penalties...
International SOS

Ukraine, travel in Eastern Europe, Russia: an update from International SOS

How are business travellers coping with the war in Ukraine and the closure of air links with Russia? An update from Xavier Carn, Vice President Security EMEA at International SOS.