Items Tagged with 'travel management'

2023 has seen a number of security changes, including the world returning to pre-pandemic travel levels and even surpassing it at certain points.

The Transportation Security Administration at the Seattle-Tacoma International Airport are prepared for additional travel ahead of Labor Day weekend.

The Kingdom of Bahrain will implement a new passport solution to move from a machine-readable passport (MRP) to an electronic passport.

The FAA awarded funding as travel increases to or above pre-pandemic levels. The funding will be used to update a variety of airport safety measures.

Enterprise security leaders in the travel and hospitality sectors can employ these fraud prevention and response techniques to mitigate fraud in their organizations and industries.

Get ready: Security magazine's March 2022 issue is here! Inside, find the 2022 Top Cybersecurity Leaders special report, stories on COVID-19 security lessons learned, NGO and travel risk management, and much more!

Unruly airline passengers may face additional consequences for bad behavior under a new partnership between the Transportation Security Administration (TSA) and Federal Aviation Administration (FAA). 

Expecting airport security checkpoints nationwide to be busy during Thanksgiving, the Transportation Security Administration says it is prepared to handle the increase in passenger volume for the holiday. 

Kauai's original hotel bubble involving several island resorts for COVID-19 safety has been put to the side after Gov. David Ige’s announced this week that as of Oct. 15 Hawaii will start admitting trans-Pacific travelers who record one negative COVID-19 test within three days of arrival, eliminating the need for resort bubbles. However, at least two high-end Kauai resorts will move ahead with establishing themselves as “bubble” hotels despite the Governor's decision.