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Consider an executive travel policy
to cover additional requirements of a business traveller and
access to airport lounges. Click here for more information.
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Inform colleagues and staff not to
release information about your travel and business itinerary to
unauthorised personnel or strangers.
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Wealthy business people and those
working for high profile multi-national companies who travel to
'high-risk' countries, should consider arranging special kidnap,
ransom and extortion insurance.
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Check that your company has
arranged proper travel insurance. If not, or if the insurance
does not provide sufficient cover, arrange your own.
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Personnel files should be closely
guarded as this information can be used to kidnap a person for
monetary or financial gain.
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Keep computer passwords, desk keys,
safe combinations and important company information in a
'secure' place - not in your hotel room.
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Do not open any package or envelope
sent to your hotel room, unless you know the sender and are
expecting the package.
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Before opening the door to your
hotel room, call reception to check the identity of the person
and their reason for calling.
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Avoid using company names,
business cards or logo's to identify luggage.
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Never leave your laptop or
briefcase unattended.
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Do not use a laptop computer for
processing sensitive information in a public area.
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