Has anyone found accredited training that tackles truly remote trip design — think Svalbard in March or St Helena’s once‑weekly Airlink from JNB — beyond supplier 101s? I map these runs with Rome2Rio and ferry trackers, but I’d love CE modules that cover risk planning, permits, and insurance fine print for places like Raja Ampat; where are you getting it?
Check out BSI’s ISO 31030 Travel Risk Management Practitioner course (https://www.bsigroup.com/en-GB/our-services/training-courses/iso-31030-travel-risk-management/) — it’s accredited CPD and gives a framework for risk planning, permits, and insurance carve‑outs; pair it with AECO/IAATO e‑learning for polar ops and the Raja Ampat marine tag guidance. It’s not destination‑specific, but it’s like upgrading from a trail map to avalanche training — if you try it, want a quick checklist I use for Svalbard in March around SAR cover, Governor’s rules, and evac limits?
, same — the most useful CE I’ve done was ATTA’s AdventureEDU risk/safety module plus DAN’s advisor webinars on evacuation gaps for Raja Ampat (Learn | Adventure Travel Trade Association). For polar stuff like Svalbard in March, I crosswalk AECO’s guidelines and bake a 24–48h buffer into that once‑weekly JNB–HLE hop so the insurance conditions stick. @kwhite2021, have you paired your training with an underwriter session or Global Rescue to parse the fine print?