The vast majority of business travelers feel their companies take duty of care seriously, yet access to various risk management services is far from universal, according to research from the GBTA Foundation, the education and research arm of the Global Business Travel Association.

It’s no surprise that air travelers have a lot on their minds when it comes to safety, security, flight delays, inclement weather, and more.

Travel booking website Orbitz has announced that it discovered a potential data breach that exposed information for thousands of customers.

The outlook for international business travel is generally optimistic, according to the Global Business Travel Forecast 2018 published by American Express Global Business Travel (GBT).

The health of the U.S.’s frequent business travelers may be quickly deteriorating due to high stress levels and the hectic nature of work related travel.

On Call International, a leading travel risk management company, released new research that reveals which major cities throughout the United States are best equipped for hosting productive, seamless business travel experiences.

Submissions for the Duty of Care Awards for the global workforce close in two weeks, on March 11, 2018.

The Ipsos MORI Global Business Resilience Trends Watch 2018 survey reveals that the perception of risk remains elevated and while organizations are increasingly implementing prevention and mitigation measures there are still opportunities for improvement as major strategic aspects are being missed.

Business travelers view terrorism as the greatest safety risk they face on the road, according to a study by the GBTA Foundation, the research and education arm of the Global Business Travel Association.

Three in ten (29 percent) travel managers report they do not know how long it would take to locate affected employees in a crisis, according to a study by the GBTA Foundation.