Latest news from SOS International

As a new nationwide service, all SOS Dansk Autohjælp districts are now ready to come to the rescue with an emergency refueling if the electric car lacks power.

After the summer holidays, the first students can start a new vocational education and become qualified in roadside assistance in Denmark.

Jon Risfelt has been elected as chairman of SOS International.

Jörg van den Berk steps into the Group Management with the responsibility as Executive Vice President of the Mobility Division June 1 and replaces Ellen Trolle who leaves May 31 after 9 years in SOS International.

Marika Qvist joins SOS International May 16. Marika will step into the Group Management with the responsibility as Executive Vice President of the Healthcare Division.

Regardless of gender or nationality, stress is the common denominator that leads citizens in Denmark, Sweden and Norway to reach out for psychological help at SOS International.

Austria and the Canary Islands were the Nordic citizens’ favourite destinations for the 2022 winter holidays. At least judging by the number of calls to SOS International’s travel assistance alarm centre during weeks 7-11.

After two years with the COVID-19 pandemic, many people have been looking forward to traveling abroad during spring and summer 2022. But several factors may influence the wanderlust: Russia's invasion of Ukraine and the rising inflation eroding the private economy.

Together with an insurance partner, SOS International has established a collaboration where SOS International in Stockholm not only acts as an alarm centre - but also handles the case all the way until the car is released from the workshop and is ready. The collaboration has led to more smooth processes.

SOS International has published its annual results for 2021.