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    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.

    Insurance: travelling covered

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    Accidents, political or health risks... whether travelling in France or around the world, business travellers are exposed to a wide range of dangers. Businesses turn to insurance companies and assistance firms, whose job is to do everything possible to ensure that business missions and short-term trips go off without a hitch.

    Close-up of ACE Business Class

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    Following its recent facelift, the "ACE Business Class" insurance and assistance package provides better protection for companies and their employees, with a higher level of cover...

    Sébastien Alby, legal expert in the Human Resources Department of Groupe Limagrain

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    The largest seeds company in the European Union and the fourth largest in the world, the Limagrain group, which controls Vilmorin & Cie in particular, achieves annual sales of...

    Air travel: increasing safety

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    Major progress has been made in terms of safety in the aviation sector. Roughly speaking, traffic has grown twice as fast...

    Training centre and flight simulator

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    Air France has a pilot training centre at Paray/Orly. The airline also organises "Learn to fly" courses for stressed travellers...

    Label Horizon

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    Created in 2006 at the initiative of the French government, the Horizon label is intended as a guarantee for consumers. It applies to airlines operating in...

    Maxime Coffin, Director of Safety Control at the DGAC (French Civil Aviation Authority)

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    With global air traffic doubling in twenty years, how have safety and the number of accidents changed? Maxime Coffin: Over the...
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