General planning guidance only. Final recommendations depend on current conditions, lawful availability, traveller profile and an operational assessment.
1. Define the purpose and exposure
Explain why the principal is travelling, where public visibility may occur, who will know the programme and whether media, protests, sensitive negotiations or high-value activity are relevant.
2. Provide the complete movement picture
Include airports, hotels, offices, private residences, event venues, meeting windows, expected delays and all people moving with the principal.
3. Confirm the protection style
State whether the requirement is discreet low-profile support, visible deterrence, close protection, secure driving or a combination of services.
4. Establish communication authority
Nominate one client decision-maker for itinerary changes, approvals and escalation. This reduces confusion during time-sensitive movements.
5. Protect sensitive information
Limit access to itineraries, personal details and accommodation information. Share only what is necessary for planning and delivery.
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