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https://thedemocracyadvocate.com/news-to-know/travel-risk-and-safety/james-gracey-barcelona-death/
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Spotnana Stealth Mode Supports C-Suite Safety, Security And Secrecy
Booking lodging and transportation with fake names is a longstanding practice in business travel, especially in entertainment. A new Spotnana solution goes further, with restrictions that extend the cone of silence to support personnel and even data reporting.
GBTA Preps Official Comments On U.S. Entry Proposal As Members Share Concerns
If reactions by travel industry advocates, GBTA poll respondents and people on LinkedIn are any indication, U.S. Customs and Border Protection is getting an earful about proposed information requirements for travelers from Visa Waiver Program countries.
https://www.thecompanydime.com/gbta-us-entry-proposal/
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How Companies Are Preparing Workers For Entry To The United States
Companies should give travelers written proof of employment and trip purpose to minimize border disruptions in the face of heightened U.S. immigration scrutiny.
https://www.thecompanydime.com/companies-preparing-workers-us-entry/
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TOKYO (Jiji Press) — Experts are calling on people to get vaccinated against measles, citing concerns about a possible outbreak as travel between Japan and abroad is becoming active again after COVID-19 restrictions were lifted. In Japan, where there is no indigenous measles virus, 10 infection cases had been reported this year as of May 28, according to the National Institute of Infectious Diseases. Experts pointed to the possibility of infections with the virus from foreign countries. The measles virus is transmitted mainly through the air and droplets. After an incubation period of about 10 days, infected people develop a fever and cough, followed by a high fever and rash. The virus may cause pneumonia. There is no specific treatment for the disease. Even in developed countries, one in 1,000 people may die from it. Japan had more than 10,000 measles cases in 2008. But the number plummeted to 35 in 2015 due to increased vaccination opportunities. Later, the World Health Organization recognized that there is no indigenous measles virus in the country.
Q&A: Hotel Security Experts
https://www.thecompanydime.com/hotel-security-experts/
A foursome of hotel security experts discussed guest safety, third-party audits and other points corporate travel pros and travelers should keep in mind.
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