DUTY OF CARE
TAKE THE WORRY OUT OF TRAVEL
REQUEST DEMO TODAY
DUTY OF CARE
TAKE THE WORRY OUT OF TRAVEL
REQUEST DEMO TODAY
Introducing Travel Navigator™
A mobile-first Duty of Care solution that provides information and support to travellers under your care, keeping them healthy and safe along the way.
RISK MANAGEMENT MADE SIMPLE
- Safety, security, and health overviews
- Real-time alerts and geotracking
- Immediate access to emergency assistance
- Phone line integrations
- SaaS-oriented architecture
- Quick time-to-market
Take the worry out of travel
Travel Navigator™ uses information and support to help you mitigate the risk of incident among travellers in your care.
Affordable, intuitive, and easy to set up and maintain, Travel Navigator™ is a truly modern Duty of Care solution.
ALL IN ONE PLACE
- Configurable content
- White-labelled and brandable
- Admin dashboard with communication tools
- Seamless across web and mobile
- Link to adjacent products and services
- Multilingual
Stand out from the crowd
Digitize, update, and integrate existing programs onto a single, comprehensive platform.
Build long-lasting relationships by delivering unique and immediate value to users.
TRAVEL SAFE,
TRAVEL WELL
Not just for emergencies, Travel Navigator™ equips users with the day-to-day essentials they need to travel efficiently, enjoyably, and with ease across over 200 countries and major cities.
- Culture overviews
- Currency information
- Transit guides and more
AN AWARD WINNING PRODUCT
Insurance Business Awards Nomination
Excellence in Risk Management
ITIJ Award Finalist
Specialist Service Provider of the Year
Insurance Canada Technology
Award Winner
Global Youth Travel Award Winner Best Travel Technology Product
Part of the WTTC Safe Travels
group of companies 2020
HOW WE HELP
YOUR KEY TO SAFE AND INFORMED TRAVELS
Praise for Travel Navigator™
“By offering useful information such as time zones, culture etiquette or widgets for currency converters, Travel Navigator™ gets a much higher utilization rate than a lot of apps. So if there does happen to be an emergency, travellers are already familiar with it.”
Craig Reynolds, The Fine Print