ITIJ 306 | July 2026

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Welcome to your July issue! This month we look at how artificial intelligence solutions are changing the way in which travel risk information is gathered and communicated, plus we ask whether providers should do more to educate their customers, ensuring they understand the products they are buying and using them appropriately.

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In this issue

Malteser AeroMedical

Vienna calling!

ITIJ speaks to Johannes Hoischen, Head of Malteser AeroMedical, about the company’s new Vienna base

Sponsored by Malteser AeroMedical

BDMS

The next frontier of health: why wellness ecosystems will shape the future of longevity

A Bt29 billion investment by BDMS, with Capella Hotel Group as Residential Partner, WellEra marks the arrival of a new era of living well – Dr Tanupol Virunhagarun, Chief Executive...

Sponsored by BDMS Wellness Group

Trawick

Flexibility is becoming one of travel’s most valuable benefits

Trawick International on traveller needs and the demand for flexibility

Sponsored by Trawick International

Baptist Health

Managing early-onset rectal cancer

Baptist Health Herbert Wertheim Cancer Institute explains the growing importance of fertility-preserving care

Sponsored by Baptist Health

IAG

Fit to fly: setting the standard for safe travel

As the number of older travellers continues to rise, evidence-based fitness-to-fly assessments are becoming essential to ensuring safe, consistent and defensible medical travel decisions, explains the International Assistance Group

Sponsored by International Assistance Group

EAA

European Air Ambulance supports hantavirus evacuation flights

Tom Hienckes, Commercial Manager at European Air Ambulance, recounts the complex transfer of infected passengers from Cape Verde and the Canary Islands to the Netherlands

Sponsored by European Air Ambulance

Flywire

Insurance finance teams are finally letting go of legacy billing

The shift from payments processor to intelligent software partner is changing how insurers manage premium receivables – and the results are measurable, says Manny Lopez, VP of Sales & Partnerships...

Sponsored by Flywire

AMREF

Six days old and thousands of miles from home

AMREF Flying Doctors recalls a six-day-old infant’s journey from Kenya to India that highlights the complexity of intercontinental neonatal transport

Sponsored by AMREF Flying Doctors