SafetyNet in Press

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VANCOUVER, British Columbia - June 9, 2022

As multinational corporations extend their reach further and smaller companies increase globally, travel for business becomes a frequent necessity. This puts additional pressure on both employers and their personnel. It is important that corporate travel managers analyze potential dangers as well as assess the risks associated with them. Unfortunately, most small and medium-sized enterprises heavily depend on minimal resources when arranging business trip programs. Due to that factor, there is always a possibility that employees can be left alone with the challenge of handling their trip.

VANCOUVER, British Columbia - January 12, 2022

Travel risk management is the process of identifying, assessing, and mitigating risks associated with travel. In Canada, this includes personal safety, health, and security risks. In addition to these risks, it is important to be aware of cultural differences and customs when travelling. This includes being respectful of local customs and laws and being aware of potential language barriers. Overall, travel risk management requires a comprehensive approach that includes identifying and assessing potential risks, implementing mitigation strategies, and having the plan to deal with unexpected events.