Key Travel launches travel safety framework

RiskReady is a result of collaboration with industry experts, AvISO Consultancy and the Travel Risk Academy, combining best-in-class ISO consultancy and a centre of excellence for Travel Risk Management.

Together, the partnership developed an effective and comprehensive Travel Risk Management Framework that evaluates key areas of an organisation’s travel security and safety programme and offers free tailored and tangible advice to improve travel risk management practices in line with ISO31030:2021 standards. By implementing globally recognised best practices, Key Travel’s customers can enhance safety, reduce travel risks, and ensure compliance in a cost-effective manner.

Saad Hammad, CEO of Key Travel, said: "By partnering with industry leaders like AvISO Consultancy and Travel Risk Academy, we’re continuing to drive innovation, providing our customers with a structured approach to manage travel risks and safeguard their most important asset – people.”

Bex Deadman, co-founder/director of Travel Risk Academy, added: “We’re thrilled to partner with AvISO and Key Travel on the TRM Readiness Framework. The framework empowers businesses to take control of their travel safety, align with ISO31030:2021 Travel Risk Management Guidance for Organisations, and confidently protect their travellers with expert-driven insights and strategies for continuous improvement! It’s exciting that Key Travel has taken this initiative, demonstrating their commitment to their customers duty of care obligations and ensuring traveller wellbeing.”

Paul Stevens, MD of AVISO Consultancy, said: “It’s always encouraging to see our clients consider how new standards in their area affect their own clients. Key Travel has shown clear initiative and a duty of care in creating a tool which enables review and opportunities for improvement. ISO Standards are designed to work together and ISO31030 is another great example of how a particular topic “travel” can be aligned with existing management frameworks.”