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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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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Introducing Global Rescue Signature Travel Insurance
June 1, 2016
Now offering Global Rescue Signature Travel insurance (SM), a best-in-class travel insurance plan, available exclusively to Global Rescue members.
Thin Air Park City: Innovation in Peak Human Performance
April 7, 2016
GR CEO Dan Richards in Park City Utah speaks on innovation in peak human performance.
In December 2015 in Geneva, Switzerland, Global Rescue participated in a two-day event designed to gather expert advice of private sector employers, recruiters, and service providers on the development of guidelines and effective practices to better protect and assist migrant employees caught in countries experiencing conflicts or natural disasters.
Global Rescue, a worldwide provider of integrated medical, security, intelligence, travel risk management, and crisis response services to enterprises, governments and individuals, today announced it will partner with the Adventure Cycling Association, North America's largest non-profit membership bicycling association. Global Rescue is the exclusive medical and security evacuation services provider for Adventure Cycling members.
In a July 6th USA Today article, travel columnist Everett Potter explores myths about medical evacuations. Global Rescue CEO Dan Richards debunks these myths and discusses the truth of medical evacuation coverage.
As students travel abroad in increasing numbers, academic institutions are struggling to develop the strategies and resources needed to address developing risks. Last month, the Los Angeles Times reported that two Jewish groups were sued by the parents of four Los Angeles high school students after their children contracted Leishmaniasis, a disease that causes painful skin ulcers. The parents state that the school failed in its “duty of care” obligations to the students. Duty of care is a legal concept that requires organizations such as tour operators and academic institutions to disclose the risks of travel to travelers and provide suitable medical and security resources as necessary.
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