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Travelers have to find bits and pieces of information on various online resources to develop a full pre-travel picture of the risks and requirements of the destination. Not anymore. Introducing Global Rescue’s Travel Intelligence Center
Every day on our social media platforms, Global Rescue posts a number of events that may affect your travel. What is this information, where does it come from and how do you use it? Global Rescue intelligence experts explain the importance of travel alerts.
The Russian military is conducting a coordinated combined arms invasion of Ukraine. This level of conflict may entail unprecedented violence, with a combination of ground, tanks, artillery and cyber combat forces.
Global Rescue travel experts from three departments — intelligence, operations and member services — explain what travelers need to know about “do not travel” warnings.
What does the 2022 spring climbing season look like? Global Rescue experts, Safe Travel Partners and seasoned mountaineering members weigh in on what to expect, from climbing rules related to COVID-19 to navigating other obstacles.
It’s unclear what COVID-19 or its variants will mean for the upcoming fall and winter climbing seasons, or for climbers in general, especially those looking to bag another peak in their Seven Summit quest. We checked with experts and here’s where things stand now.
The more details rescue operation professionals have, the better they can facilitate the rescue. Without this extra information, your rescue can take much longer or be more complicated, or both. Here’s what you need for a successful rescue.
What is suspicious behavior? Examples include unusual items or situations, such as an unattended bag or a vehicle parked in an odd location. Here's how to recognize the signs, then act appropriately to observe, retain and report accurate details surrounding the situation.
With the resurgence of COVID-19 cases, due in part to the delta variant, many travelers are wondering if they need to cancel their travel plans. Here’s what you need to know.
President Donald Trump has announced a 30-day ban on travel from the Schengen Area beginning 11:59 p.m. eastern daylight saving time on 13 March. The Department of Homeland Security clarified that the ban will cover most foreign nationals who have been in any of the 26 Schengen countries 14 days prior to their arrival in the United State.
What are the slip-ups that sidetracked a trip? What are the biggest mistakes that, yes, even veteran travelers make? Global Rescue’s recent survey uncovered the top nine travel mistakes from over packing to forgetting prescription medication.
For individuals 85+, medical transport is not included in membership. Members 85+ may purchase medical transport on a fee for service basis.
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Mobile Apps:
Global Rescue Mobile Apps are designed for operation on the current versions of Android and iOS operating systems. Availability of services is subject to your equipment compatibility, connectivity and signal in your location. There is no guarantee that all features and functionality will be available in your location. Use and availability of the Mobile Apps are subject to your service provider’s plan and may be subject to additional fees from your provider. The download and use of a Global Rescue Mobile App is subject to the terms of your Member Services Agreement and the applicable End User License Agreement (EULA).