Contents include:
Nepal cracks down on insurance fraud
Government targets unscrupulous brokers
The sky is the limit
Capgemini's Ian Campos gives the lowdown on blockchain
Self-serve travel insurance solution launches in Canada
'Goose' offers on-demand travel cover
Recapping a lack of mega catastrophes
Natural disaster losses fewer in 2018 - so far
Airport queues put off travellers
Air passengers hold forth on irritations
First new antimalarial drug in 18 years approved
US FDA approves new treatment

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Santo Domingo Review 2019

Held in the beautiful surroundings of the El Embajador Hotel, ITIC Santo Domingo brought together leading industry figures from across the travel and health insurance spectrum on 24-26 February. Expert…

Climate change & travel insurance

Climate change is having far-reaching effects around the planet, giving travellers cause for concern about many of the destinations they visit and travel insurers lots to think about when it…

Standardising cyber terminology

Neil Hare-Brown, CEO of STORM|Guidance , highlights the importance of standardised terminology for cyber insurance

Crisis management for aviation

Jonathan Barrett, Managing Director, Europe at Dataminr, highlights how the aviation industry can better manage its approach to communications when crises inevitably occur