Travelocity Business adds risk management services for global customers.
SOUTHLAKE, TEXAS – Travelocity Business announced it will begin featuring risk management information provided by iJET International, Inc., an industry leading risk management solution provider. iJET’s, global intelligence, technology and response operations will provide peace of mind to Travelocity Business’ travelers by helping them to anticipate and prepare for threats as well as providing access to worldwide response services when required.
“iJET is a natural fit with our offerings to Travelocity Business customers,” said Yannis Karmis, president of Travelocity Business. “Our customers have travelers crossing the globe and having a risk management plan in place is imperative for today’s business traveler. We look forward to working with iJET’s experienced team to ensure we offer the best risk management solutions to our customers.”
iJET is one of the largest travel risk management firms in the U.S. and its services are now available to Travelocity Business customers.
iJET will be providing Travelocity Business customers a comprehensive package of essential travel risk management services, including:
- Alerts, based on their itinerary detail, are sent to travelers at time of booking
- Traveler tracking, emergency communications and monitoring services via iJET’s Worldcue Global Control Center
- Worldcue Planner intelligence database, the “know-before-you-go” resource, covering ten threat categories for each of over 400 global locations, helps travelers prepare and decide whether and when to book their trips
- Daily Intelligence Briefings and Monthly Intelligence Forecasts keep travel and security executives informed of global events and trends.
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