A 47-year-old Indian tourist was killed and a New Zealand passenger and two Nepali pilots injured after two helicopters collided near Everest base camp during Nepal’s peak trekking season ...

BBC Security Correspondent Frank Gardner OBE opened ITIC Global 2026 in Istanbul with a stark assessment of escalating geopolitical tensions, warning that renewed conflict in the Middle East could ...

New research highlights the impact of severe flooding on international travel, healthcare access, and emergency assistance operations ...

From coastlines to cityscapes, where are the hotspots for great care at a reasonable cost? Report by Robin Gauldie ...

In this issue’s three-part feature, Mandy Langfield speaks with experts to gain their insights on artificial intelligence.

Scuba diving is no longer a niche activity. Many vacationers make a spur-of-the-moment choice at their resort to try diving for the first time. Could travel insurers do more to sell them appropriate ...

AI claims processing viability depends on the technology, the investment, and appetite of the insurer, and with deployment rolling out ever faster across the industry, Mandy Langfield takes the opport ...

In medical assistance, success is not just about getting patients home, but about helping every stakeholder agree on the safest path forward. Olivia Bowthorpe reports ...

Susan Silfen, Executive Vice President at Crum & Forster’s Accident & Health Division, tells ITIJ that although technology ...

Gav Emmerson, Founder of Extreme Solutions International, shares with ITIJ the safety checks insurers can’t afford to ...

Chloe Fox speaks to Nathan Barrett, Chief Transformation Officer for SCTI, about how AI, changing customer expectations, and ...

From synthetic identities and AI-generated deception to organised crime networks, Arlenee Lebrón Segura, Head of Fraud and ...