Criminals are bolder, more violent and
targeting more corporate travelers than
ever.
Unless your employees take measures to
safeguard themselves from criminals while
on the road, they are sitting ducks!
Travel Can Be Murder explains why corporate travelers are preferred
targets, gives insight into what criminals look for when selecting their
"marks" and
equips employees with the information they need to prevent them from becoming victims. As a result,
employees make smarter and safer choices when they travel.
Do your traveling
employees
make
these common
mistakes?
Arrive at their destinations at night
Attackers use darkness as
cover, and they prey on those who appear tired.
Accept hotel rooms, no questions asked
They may end up in rooms of
questionable safety—ones that more security-conscious quests may have
refused.
Charge restaurant expenses to their hotel rooms
Hotel tabs make it easy to
match them with their names and room numbers.
Carry credit cards with their full names embossed
The easiest way for criminals to get the drop on
them is to learn and use their names.
Allow taxi drivers to choose their routes
They abdicate the control of
their safety by allowing others to make travel decisions for them.
Display natural behaviors that invite assault
How they act has everything to
do with their risk of being assaulted while traveling.
Are your customers
dangerous too?
Our sister website outlines
customer behavior
management programs that arm frontline employees with pre-incident violence identification
techniques and furnishes them with tactics to effectively defuse potentially dangerous
customers.
Arrive at their destinations at night