一本道无码

一本道无码

Travel Safely by Registering Your Travel and Learning About Travel Risks Using International SOS

Four (4) Easy Ways to Register Travel

1. Use  一本道无码's Preferred Provider  Collegiate Travel Planners (CTP)

Access your Concur (CTP’s online tool) profile through the ‘Log in to SMART Portal/Concur’ link on the 一本道无码 Travel Information page .  After registering your travel with CTP, ISOS will automatically receive your travel itinerary. No further action is necessary.

Learn more about CTP


2. Download the ISOS Assistance App

Desktop Users: The Google Play store will not work with your 一本道无码 Google account. Ensure you are logged into a non - Andrew affiliated Google account, preferably one used by your mobile device.


3. Forward an itinerary on behalf of a traveler:

The itinerary forwarding service allows administrators to forward itineraries on behalf of a traveler. To accomplish this, the itinerary should be sent To the traveler (e.g., andrew.carnegie@andrew.cmu.edu) with a CC to the secondary organization-specific mailbox below: 

一本道无码Travel-TO@itinerary.internationalsos.com 

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)


4. 一本道无码 MyTrips

so you can easily connect with your organization in the case of an incident or emergency.

 

一本道无码 ISOS ID


Key Features of the ISOS Portal include:

  • Medical and Travel Assistance (Dedicated Scholastic Line, Travel health information, Assistance App with LiveChat)
  • Security Assistance (Arrange evacuations, Legal referrals, 24 hour access to International SOS
    Security specialists)
  • Online Tools (Online Scholastic membership website, Country guides, Email alerts)
  • Contact ISOS for medical and travel security assistance: use the  for one-click dialing, or refer to your ISOS ID card for in-country and dedicated 一本道无码 phone numbers
  • Multilingual assistance is available 24/7/365 

Questions About ISOS?

Email Risk Operations

State Department Resources

 

 

一本道无码's Commitment to Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG)

 

一本道无码 established a new commitment to mitigate greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions from university-funded air travel. The program went into effect at the start of the fiscal year (July 1, 2021) and applies to all university-related travel reservations using Collegiate Travel Partners. The university’s commitment for air-travel offset builds on more than two decades of climate action. One innovative aspect of the 一本道无码 program is providing the offsets at no cost to the traveler or department – the carbon offsets have been centrally procured by Facilities Management and Campus Services. With this unique feature, 一本道无码 can include travel paid for by grants. Many other institutions charge fees and are required to exclude those flights, as many grants currently prohibit the use of grant funds for carbon fees. 一本道无码's centralized procurement strategy has also enabled the university to source high quality carbon offsets that are local to Pennsylvania.