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Communication Yesterday and Today: The Need to Ensure Information Security During Business Travel

1. Introduction: From Historical Ciphers to Today’s Need for Security and Confidentiality The problem of protecting information did not originate in the digital age. As early as the 15th and, above all, the 16th century, the great European powers—most notably the Spanish Empire—faced the need to transmit orders, instructions, and sensitive data without them falling […]

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The Nepal Case: Contemporary Political Instability and the Challenge of Travel Security

1. Introduction: A Brief Historical and Political Overview for the Present Nepal, nestled between the high mountains of China and Tibet to the north and India to the south, has long been affected by internal political tensions stemming from ethnic conflicts, party fragmentation, social and economic inequalities, and weak governance, often accused of corruption and

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The Trentini Case and Arbitrary Detention: Implications for Travel Security in High-Risk Countries

1. Introduction The arbitrary detention of NGO worker Alberto Trentini in Venezuela clearly exposes the critical issues of traveling in contexts with high political and legal risk. This case becomes, in the present context, a key example to understand, study, and develop security and mitigation strategies in the field of travel security.Trentini, a 46-year-old Italian

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Attacks on accommodation facilities and the hospitality sector: the urgency of effective risk management tools

Introduction and case for reflection On the afternoon of Tuesday, September 2, in Marseille, southern France, a Tunisian citizen, recently evicted from his hotel room, returned to the facility armed with knives and an iron bar. Within minutes he injured five people, including the guest who had taken over the room, the hotel manager and

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OSINT analysis to understand the Far East: new war scenarios between Cambodia and Thailand

1. Introduction and purpose In July 2025, the historic border dispute between Thailand and Cambodia escalated into armed conflict around the Preah Vihear temple, causing civilian casualties, the closure of border crossings and diplomatic tensions throughout Southeast Asia. For those working in the travel security sector, understanding the dynamics of this escalation is crucial to prevent disruptions, protect personnel and safeguard regional supply chains. This

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Training and information: pillars of travel safety

Would you entrust your health or the lives of your employees travelling on business solely to Google or Google Maps? A 56-year-old tourist from Lombardy visiting Comacchio died on Sunday 27 July after going to a healthcare facility found online as an emergency room, having experienced chest pains, but whichhad not actually offered that service for 10 years. Emergency situations cannot be left to chance or unreliable information, but must be planned for in order to avoid risky and improvised solutions. The news received significant media coverage and naturally served as a reminder for the localhealth authority about the best practices to follow in the event of time-sensitive conditions such ascardiac arrest, and therefore the absolute importance of calling 118 and the ambulance service. Operators arriving at the scene in ambulances can at least stabilise the situation and monitor itduring emergency transport to a fully equipped hospital, without wasting potentially fatal time. This news story serves as a powerful example for those involved in travel safety and highlights the vital need to be well trained in protocols and behaviour to adopt in an emergency, as well as to be informed in real time about the condition and availability of

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Security in Corporate and Private Events: Lessons from the Bezos Case

In recent years, the high-profile corporate and private events sector has seen growing attention to security concerns, made even more urgent by incidents involving prominent business figures. Jeff Bezos’ recent wedding has become a prime example of how even the most exclusive events can be vulnerable to security breaches—with consequences that go far beyond mere

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Businesses of the Future: Management & People in the Digital Age

On June 10, 2025, the workshop “Businesses of the Future: Management & People in the Digital Age” was held in Milan—an important opportunity for discussion and reflection on the evolving paths of companies in today’s context of digital transformation. The event featured distinguished speakers who generously shared their experiences, visions, and challenges, offering a comprehensive and in-depth

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Anticipating Conflict: Travel Security as a Strategic Early Warning Tool in the India-Pakistan Crisis

Introduction In an increasingly unstable international context, marked by sudden escalations, hybrid wars, and informational competition, the ability to intercept weak signals that precede a conflict is a strategic skill. This article aims to explore how the Travel Security, Situational Awareness & Early Warning team at Kriptia, through a systematic approach to open-source intelligence (OSINT),

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