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Share this…TwitterLinkedinPinterestemailPrintThere are numerous events, trends and weather patterns that could affect world travel in March. Many parts of the world mark the beginning of Spring with events like Nowruz and Holi. Mardi Gras and carnivals are also imminent.
Share this…TwitterLinkedinPinterestemailPrintThere’s trouble in Africa’s biggest countries. Latin America faces a crisis in Venezuela. Millions of people are also set to mark Chinese New Year putting significant pressure on many East Asian travel hubs.
A summary forecast of the political risks set to affect countries around the world in 2019 – including terrorism, politics, crime technology and weather.
Share this…TwitterLinkedinPinterestemailPrintTravel safety continues to improve around the world but we still need to stay aware of the changing associated risks. 2019 looks set to be another game-changer. Expect emerging dynamics, new technology but also depressingly familiar political risks. Read
Share this…TwitterLinkedinPinterestemailPrintWe hope you all have a fantastic 2019 involving as much travel as possible. However, a number of climatic, political and religious developments could disrupt your plans in the coming month.
A forecast of the travel safety issues to look out for in the month ahead.
Share this…TwitterLinkedinPinterestemailPrintPlease find below a travel safety calendar for the upcoming month, as well as travel tips, analysis and guidance to help keep you safe.
Share this…TwitterLinkedinPinterestemailPrintPlease find below a travel safety calendar for the upcoming month, as well as travel tips, analysis and guidance to help keep you safe.
A roundup of some of the trends, events and holidays which could affect travel plans in February.
Share this…TwitterLinkedinPinterestemailPrintWe are only two weeks into the new year and already thousands of people around the world have faced disasters, criminality, political unrest and subsequent travel disruption. Sudden mudslides swept away homes in California earlier this week while huge