WHO and WTTC Urge Global Shift Away from Travel Controls

According to the International Air Transport Association (IATA), passengers worldwide seem quite willing to share their biometric data (face scans) with border authorities if it means faster travel processing and less time in lengthy queues.

Thanks to advances in risk-rating technologies, it’s now possible to glean more precise and fruitful information from an applicant’s medical records that would normally have been unattainable.

As COVID transmission rates continue to surge in some areas and wane in others, navigating the complexities of international travel requires a good deal of diligence. It’s not going to be easy. But what choice is there?

As the pandemic has taught us, travel cover needs to evolve, expand, become more agile, quicker to respond to moving targets, more responsive to individual needs as well as government mandates, yet still remain accessible to moms and dads taking their kids to the beach.

Having a passport misplaced or stolen ruins any trip. Help your employees stay safe and secure with these top passport carrying tips!

Tourists are easy targets for theft and scams. Share these tips with your employees so they can travel like pros and protect themselves from unnecessary losses.

COVID-19 has changed many things and insurance is certainly one of them. How will insurance adapt to the pandemic and post-COVID?

COVID-19 has shaken the travel industry to its core. We are proud to have provided input to the World Travel & Tourism Council on its Guidelines for WTTC’s Safe & Seamless Traveller Journey.

The World Travel and Tourism Council (WTTC) has published new guidelines for the travel insurance industry to ensure it is ‘fit for purpose’ and ready to meet the challenges posed by travel during the Covid-19 pandemic.