Grab and go

Gavin Greenwood, senior Asia analyst for the Hong Kong-based A2 Global security and political risk company, provides a few tips on staying safe while on the road A business traveller is far more likely to be caught up in what may be termed as a “civilian” emergency than a “political” event, such as a terrorist attack, widespread protests or a military coup. While the latter can be mitigated – as noted elsewhere in this article – by timely research and advice from professional risk analysts, the first responder to any unfolding crisis is likely to be you. While there is little an individual can do to protect themselves from such a catastrophic event as the 2001 9/11 attack on New York’s World Trade Center, there is a great deal they can do…

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Business Traveller Asia-Pacific Edition (Digital) - 1 Issue, May - June 2024

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