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When extraordinary aviation incidents like Japan Airlines flight 516 and Alaska Airlines flight 1282 unfold, they remind us how much trust we place in training, procedures, and verified safety standards.
Yet in corporate accommodation, decision-makers are often asked to rely far more on trust than on substantiated evidence.
As traveller expectations evolve and duty-of-care responsibilities intensify, is a traditional checklist-based approach to hotel risk assessment still enough?
