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Sep 22Tue
  1. BCD Travel RSS

    BCD issues practical hotel safety guide for business travelers

    BCD Travel published a hotel safety guide for business travelers, drawing on insights from its Global Crisis Management team and BCD Marketplace partner Maiden Voyage. BCD research found travelers often feel confident in their hotel choices, yet safety risks still exist. The guide offers eight practical measures: setting safety-related preferences before arrival (such as a non-adjoining room, a room above the ground floor, or a location close to elevators or away from isolated areas); protecting the room number at check-in; assessing room location and securing doors, windows and adjoining-room entrances; using secondary locks while inside; verifying unexpected visitors before opening the do…

Sep 10Thu
  1. European Commission Press Corner

    Commissioner Lahbib Addresses Romanian Parliament on Equality, Preparedness and Humanitarian Aid

    EU Commissioner Lahbib addressed the Romanian Parliament on 10 September 2026, covering her portfolio of equality, preparedness and crisis management, and humanitarian aid. She noted Romania's female employment rate is nearly 19 percentage points lower than men's, widening to nearly 27 points in rural areas, and that Romania has built 110 new nurseries with EU recovery funds. On preparedness, the EU has proposed a new Union Civil Protection Mechanism regulation and adopted strategies on stockpiling, medical countermeasures, water resilience and a comprehensive wildfire plan. Romania requested Civil Protection Mechanism help ten times over the past decade while assisting other countries 49 t…

Jun 29Wed
  1. SAP Concur Blog

    Nine Tips for Filling the Gaps in Your Duty of Care

    A SAP Concur blog post notes that many organizations understand the need to support and protect business travelers but few realize their duty of care obligations extend to all employees. It cites GBTA-identified traveler risks including standing out, driving in unfamiliar locations, stress and fatigue, language barriers, unfamiliarity with local health risks and medical facilities, and not knowing who to alert in an emergency. Common gaps include failing to inform travelers of risks, not documenting safety advice, focusing security only on high-risk international travel, not including safety in procurement criteria, not regularly testing crisis management plans, and lacking a fully mapped t…