Latest news from SOS International

An increase of almost 15 percent. This is what SOS International looks back on when the summer's travel claims are calculated. The alarm centre for travel assistance has processed a total of approximately 30,000 cases during the summer peak season.

This summer, Swedes' car holidays increased by 19% compared to last year, and SOS International has seen new trends among claim-affected destinations.

Jakob Andersen, who comes from a position as CIO at the Danish pension company Velliv, will be the new CIO and join Group Management at SOS International.

Dengue fever is spreading in Europe, and sporadic local cases have been reported in France, Spain, Italy, Portugal (Madeira) and Croatia. SOS International therefore encourages summer tourists to remember mosquito repellent.

Summer is just around the corner, and to ensure that tourists behave properly, several countries have introduced rules for visitors. The assistance organisation SOS International guides you on what you should be aware of as a tourist.

Albania is developing into a holiday favourite, attracting tourists with its long coastline, pleasant climate, and budget-friendly prices. SOS International shares its best advice on what you should be aware of before your trip.

Summertime means self-drive holidays. SOS International is ready to assist Nordic drivers with car break downs – at home and abroad.

This year, a busy summer peak season coincides with several major sporting events. SOS International is well prepared to help travellers, even though Europe is on the other end.

This year's report marks a new way of thinking about sustainability. And you'll find it has gotten a graphic makeover to match.

Changes to the senior management, Group Management, at SOS International.