Insights

These days, it seems like every company is undergoing some sort of organisational change. Should your travel programme be following suit? No matter what kind of change your organisation needs, here are the top 5 signs your enterprise is ready for change.

When we think of travel risks we typically think about large catastrophic events, travelling to dangerous locations or the risk of illness. Yet the last two years has seen the travel landscape change and, as Matt DeMaris, FCM's Global Safety & Risk Product Leader advises, travel and HR policies need to adapt to limit the exposure of other risks.

Sustainable travel is a hot topic right now. Some would argue hotter than it has ever been, and it’s certainly no coincidence that our global temperatures are following the same trend.

According to the International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO), sustainable aviation fuels (SAFs) remain the best option to reduce carbon emissions.

Speaking with FCM Travel’s Global Safety & Risk Product Leader, Matthew DeMaris, we dive into some key developments happening in the travel risk management space, as well as some best practices companies can implement to ensure their risk management approach is built for the future.

We’re committed to evaluating your specific travel trends, company culture, unique challenges and strengths, and other features of your programme so that we can design and implement the most effective strategies to achieve your goals – ensuring all your savings opportunities have been explored.