The United Nations World Tourism Organization (UNWTO) estimates that internationally there were just 25 million tourist arrivals in 1950. 68 years later this number increased to 1.4 billion international arrivals per year, a 56-fold increase. Growing alongside travellers are disruptions such as natural disasters and political unrest that have created a need for organisations to offer a comprehensive and structured safety program to ensure the wellbeing of business travellers.
MSH supports more than 400,000 lives around the world. With customized plans, enhanced by a 24/7 assistance and case management, extensive medical network and online administration tools so that living, exploring and growing abroad can be done with confidence.
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At MSH, we develop solutions to meet our unique members needs and Travel Navigator™
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sense for us to incorporate the app into our duty of care solution.
The technology has helped us track, communicate with and effectively assist travellers around the world, building resilience against risks.
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Walter, The Expatriate Worker heads home from a long day at work when he receives a push notification on his phone. Using the app, his employer informs him of a terrorist threat within the vicinity and provides evacuation instructions.
SALLY, The International Student feels ill and wants to see a doctor. Using the app, she locates the nearest direct-pay medical facility to avoid out-of-pocket costs as she studies abroad.
TERRY, The Global Traveller meets with an unfortunate accident and needs emergency medical assistance. Using the app, he is quickly connected to the nearest local hospital.
CONTACT@TRAVELNAVIGATOR.IO | +1.416.644.4874 |
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