Navigating the New Global Risk Landscape:
Lessons for Business Travelers in Unstable Times

Thursday, April 16, 2026
1:00 pm–2:00 pm ET

RIMS Member FREE | Nonmember $50 USD

Sponsored by

World Travel Protection and Zurich

As the global security environment grows ever more volatile, understanding the complexities that fuel risk is crucial for business travelers. Recent developments—such as the conflict in Iran and Mexico's transition from narco-violence to new forms of insecurity—underscore how interconnected and unpredictable international risks have become.

This webinar, hosted by World Travel Protection (WTP) and supported by the Zurich U.S. Accident & Health team, will offer timely insights into the evolving risk environment. We will explore the hidden threats facing business travelers, how instability in one region can rapidly escalate to impact others, and the practical steps organizations can take to keep their people safe. We'll then take it one step further and discuss insurance program strategies to mitigate related exposures.

 

Note: All downloads and related contact information will be accessible to the webinar sponsor.



Key Takeaways

  • Understanding Complex Risk Environments: Learn how seemingly localized conflicts (e.g., Mexico, Middle East) create ripple effects that expose travelers and businesses to broader risks.
  • Bridging the Awareness Gap: Identify why business travelers are often unaware of the true risks they face and how organizations can address these blind spots.
  • Building Effective Risk Mitigation Strategies: Discover proactive approaches to travel risk management that empower businesses to protect their people in an unstable world.

 

Speakers

Frank Harrison

Frank Harrison
Travel Risk Management Professional
World Travel Protection

Amanda Prugar

Amanda Prugar
Regional Distribution Manager, Accident & Health
Zurich U.S.



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