The report emphasizes the importance of travel risk management in ensuring the well-being of employees and protecting the company's reputation. To achieve this, it is recommended to communicate and audit the commitment to employee wellbeing, prevent and prepare travelers for potential risks, and seek the valuable insights of experienced travel risk management consultants. The report identifies various stakeholders involved in successful travel risk management, including human resources, IT, legal, security, senior management, and suppliers. The risks and impacts faced by travelers include personal baggage loss, physical/mental harm, loss of commercially sensitive data, business continuity threats, and reputational risks. By knowing the risks and involving the right people, companies can fulfill their duty of care and protect their travelers, bottom line, and reputation.
