Editing Risk management (section)

===Travel===
Travel risk management is concerned with how organisations assess the risks to their [[business travel|staff when travelling]], especially when travelling overseas. In the field of [[international standard]]s, ISO 31030:2021 addresses good practice in travel risk management.<ref>International Organization for Standardization (ISO), [https://www.iso.org/standard/54204.html ISO 31030:2021 Travel risk management — Guidance for organizations], Edition 1, published in 2021, accessed on 22 January 2025</ref>

The Global Business Travel Association's education and research arm, the GBTA Foundation. found in 2015 that most businesses covered by their research employed travel risk management protocols aimed at ensuring the safety and well-being of their business travelers.<ref name=gbtaf>GBTA Foundation, [https://www.gbta.org/overwhelming-majority-of-companies-keep-travelers-safe-through-travel-risk-management-protocols/ Overwhelming Majority of Companies Keep Travelers Safe Through Travel Risk Management Protocols], published on 19 May 2015, accessed on 23 January 2025</ref> Six key principles of travel risk awareness put forward by the association are preparation, awareness of surroundings and people, keeping a low profile, adopting an unpredictable routine, communications and layers of protection.<ref>Global Business Travel Association Risk Committee, [https://www.gbta.org/keeping-safe-with-some-solid-advice-travel-risk-awareness-clarified/ Keeping Safe with Some Solid Advice: Travel Risk Awareness Clarified], published on 20 July 2022, accessed on 23 January 2025</ref> Traveler tracking using mobile tracking and messaging technologies had by 2015 become a widely used aspect of travel risk management.<ref name=gbtaf />