Tag: duty of care
On Plugging Leakage, Nothing New Except The Urgency
There is now plenty of justification for senior managers to authorize, and business travelers to follow, tighter booking-channel policies. For companies unable to mandate that…
Bruised After Layoffs, TripActions Tells Competitors That ‘Lack Integrity’ To ‘Look In The Mirror’
Ten days ago, TripActions called out unnamed competitors for emailing to prospects untruths about it. Contrary to these communications, TripActions asserted, it is not out…
John Rose Vs. Covid-19
Altour chief risk officer John Rose has spoken on 36 webinars since the novel coronavirus outbreak. A former U.S. Marine, Rose’s mission is to eliminate…
Op Ed: Dr. Robert Quigley On Business Diligence In Addressing Covid-19
Prof. Robert Quigley, M.D., is SVP and regional medical director in the Americas for International SOS Assistance and MedAire. Here he stresses a conscientious approach…
Some Suppliers Are Attending To Traveler Well-Being, But Corporate Policies Are Behind
While some companies help employees manage the physical and mental rigors of business travel, many more do not, according to experts and new research. In…
A Few Minutes With Hotel Safety And Security Expert Paul Moxness
Jay Campbell last week spoke for about nine minutes with consultant Paul Moxness, one of the world’s leading experts on risk management in lodging. Formerly…
GBTA Study Group Endorses Hotel Safety And Security Directory Concept
San Diego – A Global Business Travel Association GLP team wants to build a directory of hotel properties that clear a safety and security screening…
