Global Rescue celebrates 15 years of saving lives with annual photo contest
May 15, 2019
In recognition of 15 years of saving lives, we are announcing our annual photo contest is now open for submissions.
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We recently partnered with the World Travel & Tourism Council to take a deep dive into how the world of travel and tourism handles the risks associated with travel. Take a look at the highlights from the comprehensive Crisis Readiness report.
Nearly 90 percent of travelers expressed some degree of concern for travel safety this year, according to new findings in the annual Global Rescue travel safety survey.
Announcing the Global Rescue 2018 Photo Contest
May 10, 2018
The Global Rescue 2018 Photo Contest has officially launched!
Global Rescue will extend its partnership with Global Wildlife Conservation for the 10th year, reflecting the company’s commitment to exploration and conservation efforts worldwide.
Global Rescue 2018 Travel Safety Survey Reveals Travelers' Concerns
February 7, 2018
Global Rescue released the results of the Global Rescue 2018 Travel Safety Survey. Terrorism remains the top-ranked travel threat.
The state Supreme Court of Connecticut, ruling on questions in the Hotchkiss case of a private school student who became ill and suffered brain damage on a trip to China, stated that “schools must warn and protect students from the risk of insect-borne diseases when organizing trips abroad.”
Duty-of-Care issues in the news
March 1, 2017
Issues pertaining to tour operators’ Duty-of-Care responsibilities continue to make headlines around the world, highlighting the importance of staying informed to protect your travelers and your organization.
The Afghanistan Women’s National Football Team uses the game to inspire peace and promote gender equality. The Afghanistan players have faced an uphill battle, fighting harassment and gender norms to play a sport that women in some Muslim nations are still barred from playing.
“Global Rescue Operations personnel were there every step of the way, providing professional medical recommendations, emergency message relay, and most importantly, peace of mind,” continued Jim. “They were like a safety net for me.”
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