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Business Travellers: where do you start?

International business travel continues to grow (!) but it's not getting any easier. PwC latest Mobility Survey (2017) indicates that while 75% of Australian organisations have international business travellers, only 8% of organisations have a policy to deal with them. Further, unlike traditional expatriates, it's often unclear who has responsibility for them within the organisation (in fact for 38% of organisations no-one owns them at all!).

Feb 22, 2019

Aysegul Kayahan

Director, Relocation Specialists

Business Travellers: where do you start?

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In this interactive workshop, we identified who your business travellers are and what risks they are creating, discuss stakeholder engagement and talk about how to access your own data and begin formulating your action plan.

These employees are facing increasing scrutiny from immigration and revenue authorities around the world. We are seeing the penalties for non-compliance, for both the employer and the employee, increase significantly. And complying with the regulations around the world is not easy for employees that travel for such short periods of time.

Aysegul Kayahan

Director, Relocation Specialists

Aysegul Kayahan, managing director of Relocation Specialists in Queensland and Victoria has been in the global mobility industry since 1993. Aysegul started the Forum for Expatriate Management community in Australia in early 2012, with chapters in Brisbane, Sydney, Melbourne and Perth. From February 2015 to January 2017, Aysegul was appointed to the role of global chair of Chapter Leads for the Forum for Expatriate Management.