If you are representing your Company while travelling on business, your Company should normally provide you with insurance. However, it is well worth your while to check with your HR Department for details on this and in the event of any incident or emergency, what is the process for you to follow, to ensure that you keep within the terms of any policy. If you require additional insurance, talk to us about your requirements.

Healthcare, Consultation, Medication, Hospitalization, Repatriation, Dental, Glasses

Lost Driving License, Any Excess Coverage, Break-Down, Accident, Theft, Collision, Replacement Vehicle, Parking/Speeding Fines/Violations

Missed flight, Delay, Re-Routing (weather/technical), Baggage (late/lost/damaged), Lost Passport, Visa, Change in Travel Plans While Travelling.

Theft, Loss, Criminal Incident, Legal Representation,

Prior to your trip, it is always worth using the internet to assist you with your forthcoming travel.

Check to ensure that you pack the correct type of clothes.

Check to ensure that you are conversant with the exchange rate and currency type needed (taxi/local transportation, tips, incidentals etc). Also, check with your own bank to understand the options available to you for cash withdrawals locally & the charges.

In most major Cities, there are good & reliable public transportation systems (e.g. London Underground/Paris Metro/New York Metro). However, they can appear to be tricky to navigate for the first time, so print out the maps/routes that you intend to use, prior to travelling.

Check with your Clinic, if any medical precautions are necessary

Being met at the Airport is, for sure, a nice to have. However, in some Airports it is a must. Ensuring that you have speedy processing of your documentation/visas etc and exiting to an awaiting limo, makes a very big difference to a successful business trip or not, especially when visiting a Country for the first time.