13 June 2017Insurance

Effective travel risk plans are "imperative" in current environment

Organisations are not doing enough to ensure their travel risk strategies are fit for the 21st century realities of business travel and fulfil their legal duty of care, according to UK risk management association Airmic, which today published a guide for risk professionals on travel risk management at its annual conference in Birmingham, UK.

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