Corporate Travel

Why corporate travel cover matters

Employers have a duty of care to employees that extends to business travel. For a mining services company sending workers to remote sites in Western Australia or Papua New Guinea, the medical evacuation and emergency assistance provisions of a travel policy are not optional extras — they're operational necessities.

Standard consumer travel insurance doesn't cover the specific scenarios mid-market companies face: extended project deployments, FIFO rotations, travel to remote or politically unstable locations, and the liability exposures that come with sending employees into high-risk environments.

What risks we manage

Medical and evacuation — emergency medical treatment, hospital admission, medical evacuation from remote sites and repatriation. Critical for companies operating in remote Australian locations or international mining jurisdictions.

Trip disruption — cancellation, delay, missed connections and additional accommodation costs arising from business travel interruptions.

Personal accident — death, permanent disability and temporary total disability benefits for employees injured during business travel.

Personal liability — covering employees' legal liability for bodily injury or property damage to third parties during business travel.

Baggage and equipment — covering personal effects, business equipment, laptops and specialist tools during transit and at destination.

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