<ul><li>A new survey reveals that 79% of global business travellers engage in risky behaviors while abroad that they wouldn't consider at home, highlighting concerns about personal safety and employer duty of care.</li><li>Younger business travellers are more likely to take risks, such as ignoring local safety advice, riding motorbikes or electric scooters, and engaging in other risky activities compared to older colleagues.</li><li>Employers are reminded of their legal and moral obligation to ensure the safety of travelling employees to avoid legal consequences, especially in the current volatile travel climate.</li><li>To mitigate risks, employers should educate employees on local risks, help them plan ahead, and ensure they are prepared to make safe decisions while on business trips.</li></ul>

79% of Business Travellers Take Risks Abroad They’d Never Consider at Home

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