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Global Safe Haven Network, a project of the Alyson Ilene Kaplan Memorial Foundation, was established in February 2003 as a result of personal tragedy. Alyson Kaplan, a 20 year-old college student, was stranded when her travel itinerary in England was interrupted by a storm. Lost in an unfamiliar environment outside London, she sought aid from someone she met at a train station who would later murder her. Today, in her memory, her parents, Donald and Joanne Kaplan, are dedicated to finding ways to reduce the risks to travelers through education to promote safe travel, support for travelers and protection in case of emergencies.
With more and more people traveling today, the need for information is greater than it has ever been. Preparation and awareness can help prevent personal difficulties, disasters, and tragedies. Global Safe Haven Network offers travelers, whether traveling domestically or internationally, and their families and friends: education to promote safe travel, travel support to ensure safety and security while on trips, and protection in the event of an emergency.
Global Safe Haven Network is unique in what it offers the travel marketplace in three important ways:
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It promotes the critical importance of education and training as a way to ensure preparedness for a trip |
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It distributes travel related information “real time”, 24/7 to its members to contribute to their safe and secure travel |
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It provides emergency global medical assistance and evacuation services |
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