BP’s travel risk manager examines how corporate approaches to traveler safety have evolved amid rising global volatility.

Transocean, Houston, TX - April 29, 2026

In 2026, organizations face rising costs and geopolitical tensions, impacting travel decisions. Business travel continues with a risk-controlled approach, emphasizing managed travel value.

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