5 signs your corporate travel arrangements aren’t as secure as you think
You might think arranging secure corporate travel is similar to booking social travel – but not when you’re responsible for the safety of UHNWIs.
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We firmly believe in Continuous Professional Development.
Last week, many of our security drivers undertook a week-long FREC3 (First Responder Emergency Care level 3) course.
This makes sure we are equipped with the skills to deal with a number of medical emergencies our clients might have.
You might think arranging secure corporate travel is similar to booking social travel – but not when you’re responsible for the safety of UHNWIs.
Around the world, there seems to be a heightened environment of grievance and declining institutional trust.
It’s a sad fact that travelling businesswomen suffer gender-specific safety risks, especially in unfamiliar environments.
Stand out differences between a security driver and a chauffeur
