Without a certificate, French travellers are at a loss when it comes to health requirements
Many destinations impose strict rules for entering the country. In addition to a possible quarantine for travellers arriving from 'at risk' countries - which in fact acts as a good deterrent - some countries also require a certificate of non-contamination. However, no measures have yet been taken in France to help travellers who have to comply with this requirement...
Coronavirus: the latest information
Partial lifting of confinement in France on 11 May, quarantine for travellers from outside Europe, €7 billion for Air France in exchange for sustainable commitments... The latest information on the impact of Covid-19 on travel.
Coronavirus and flight cancellations: interview with B. Lo-Presti, Air Indemnité
In the face of the Covid-19 coronavirus epidemic, flight cancellations and postponements have multiplied, both at the initiative of airlines and on the part of worried travellers. Baptiste Lo-Presti, Legal Manager at Air Indemnité, provides an update on passengers' rights.
Security: a new PIN code for Uber
Since the end of February, French business travellers have been able to opt for enhanced identification - and therefore security - by receiving a PIN code guaranteeing that they are boarding the right Uber vehicle.
Coronavirus: peak in cases in Italy, 50,000 people confined to shelters
The COVID-19 coronavirus suddenly gained ground over the weekend in Italy, where a dozen towns have been under lockdown since Sunday following a peak in the number of cases detected.
E-visa: a Russian revolution in 2021?
Russia remains one of the least open countries in Europe when it comes to visas. But changes are in the air. The country recently confirmed that European Union citizens will soon be able to travel with a simple electronic visa...
Premier Suites: a programme dedicated to the safety of business travellers
Business travellers now have access to a new dedicated programme within Premier Suites hotel residences.
Duty of care: International SOS highlights shortcomings in travel policies
To coincide with the publication of its traditional Travel Risk Map, International SOS has unveiled a survey highlighting the need to improve travel policies in terms of "duty of care".
Uber launches its safety kit
Uber is launching new safety features for business travellers, including improved access to emergency calls and the ability to share a ride with friends and family.
Hotel security: International SOS points to laxity on the part of companies
According to ACTE Global and International SOS, only 19% of companies take hotel security into account.
Cyber security worries business travellers according to CWT
The vast majority of business travellers are concerned about the vulnerability of their data during business trips, according to a study published on Monday by CWT.
Duty of care: "this is not an exercise".
The safety of travellers is now the focus of corporate attention. However, it is still necessary to identify everyone's responsibilities in terms of their duty to protect, and to take the necessary measures to manage this sensitive issue effectively.
Parnasse tackles cyber security for business travellers
On 14 June, Parnasse and Orange Cyberdefense unveiled two new offers for business travellers to secure their mobile phones and communications. Until now, these tools have been reserved for businesses.
Loyalty points encourage travellers to take risks
Carlson Wagonlit Travel (CWT) has published a survey on security. According to CWT, business travellers are quite anxious, but they do not hesitate to go beyond the "duty of care" in order to earn loyalty points.
Women in business travel: the slow mix of genders
Gender equality is also an issue when it comes to business travel. There are more and more female business travellers, and this is forcing suppliers to adapt their offer. Against this backdrop, safety is a key issue.
Security: European business travellers relatively confident, according to CWT
Carlson Wagonlit Travel has published a study on the feeling of insecurity among business travellers. According to TMC, European professionals are less worried than their American and Asian counterparts.
Study: Europe, a risk zone for business travel?
In a survey published by the Business Travel Summit Amsterdam - a new event dedicated to business travel - Travel Managers say they are concerned about the security of business travel in Europe.
Security: MagicStay surveys business travellers
MagicStay surveyed some 600 business travellers from France, the UK and Germany. The aim was to find out how they felt about security during their business trips.
BCD Travel integrates travel alerts into TripSource
BCD Travel's TripSource application now includes travel alerts to improve the safety of business travellers.
Cybersecurity: data under surveillance
The threat of sensitive data being hacked hangs over every business. Business travellers are prime targets, facing a crucial challenge: combining mobility, connectivity and security.
