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Hostage training and hours of pre-trip preparation signal the terrifying new reality of traveling for work


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Corporate America is worried about their executives, so companies pay millions for CEO security. But rank-and-file workers in the business world are also anxious about travel after the killing of a CEO.

The article from MSN discusses the increasing security concerns for business travelers, highlighting the need for specialized training to handle potential hostage situations. It details how companies are now investing in pre-trip preparation that includes hostage survival training, crisis management, and risk assessment. This shift is driven by the rising incidents of kidnappings and threats against business travelers, particularly in volatile regions. The training often involves simulations of hostage scenarios, teaching individuals how to negotiate, survive, and cope with captivity. Additionally, the article touches on the psychological preparation required, emphasizing the importance of mental resilience and the strategies to maintain composure under extreme stress. This new reality of travel for work underscores a broader trend where personal security has become a critical aspect of corporate travel policies.

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[ https://www.msn.com/en-us/public-safety-and-emergencies/general/hostage-training-and-hours-of-pre-trip-preparation-signal-the-terrifying-new-reality-of-traveling-for-work/ar-AA1AUJw5 ]

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