Coverage that follows the principal. Our Travel Security Advisory line is built for movements that pass through elevated-risk environments — itinerary risk assessment, executive protection in transit, secure ground transport, and pre-travel briefings that put the right information in front of the right person at the right moment.
Each engagement is scoped as one or more of these workstreams. The bundle is sized to threat profile, principal count, and movement cadence — not a generic duty-of-care template.
Country and city-level threat review tied to the actual route — origin, transit hubs, lodging, meeting sites, and contingency corridors. Output is a per-leg risk register with posture adjustments the principal can act on before wheels-up.
Close protection teams structured around the itinerary — advance-party work, route and alternate-route selection, comms discipline, and liaison with local responders. Staffed by operators who have run movements in the geography, not deployed from a roster.
Vetted drivers, armoured or soft-skin vehicles matched to the threat profile, route planning, and counter-surveillance driving where the route warrants it. Coordinated end to end with the protective detail and your internal comms so movements stay within a single chain of command.
Briefings are pushed on two channels tuned to where the principal is in the timeline — pre-departure for the durable packet, and on-the-day for the live adjustment.
A written packet delivered ahead of wheels-up — country posture summary, route-level threat notes, comms and emergency plan, medical and evacuation references, and contact roster for in-country responders. Designed for the principal and the lead of advance to read before they leave.
A live channel for the day-of — situation updates at key waypoints, route holds or reroutes triggered by incident, and reach-back to the operations cell. Calibrated to the principal’s comms discipline so it never adds noise to an already full day.
Travel Security Advisory is commissioned by teams whose principals and staff move through environments where generic duty-of-care coverage stops being useful.