Travellers’ demand for more flexibility is defining post-pandemic travel as customers seek to manage a wider range of potential issues. This is one of the key trends highlighted in the States of Mind Travel Report published by Allianz Partners, a world leader in insurance and assistance services, which assesses the current state and the future of the travel and tourism industry.
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Need for flexibility drives travel insurance buying intentions to more than double pre-COVID levels
Allianz Partners’ States of Mind Travel Report reveals changing mindsets of consumers facing of an increasingly complex travel experience.
Allianz Partners China takes home two awards at Insurance Asia Awards 2022
· Allianz Partners China’s Digital Health Assistant awarded Insurtech Initiative of the Year in Country Award category
· Allianz Partners China’s Olympic and Paralympic Movement Initiatives awarded Marketing Initiative of the Year in Country Award category
Allianz Partners China has been awarded two trophies at the Insurance Asia Awards 2022, Insurtech Initiative of the Year for “Digital Health Assistant” and Marketing Initiative of the Year Award for “Olympic and Paralympic Movements” Marketing Initiatives. Insurance Asia recognizes the conscious efforts of the most outstanding companies in insurance sector in Asia that put out solutions and deliver exceptional value to its stakeholders.
Allianz Partners and Aetna International agree a Preferred Partnership Deal
Allianz Partners to take on the majority of Aetna International’s portfolio outside the Americas, Thailand and India. Migration beginning now.
Allianz Partners, one of the world’s leading insurance and assistance providers, has today announced a preferred partnership deal which will see it take on the majority of Aetna International’s health insurance portfolio outside the Americas, Thailand, and India. Customers include large multinationals, SMEs and private families.
Allianz Partners returns to growth, attesting to resilience and rebound
Allianz Partners, a world leader in insurance and assistance services, today announced its full year 2021 results with 6.2 billion euros in total revenue[1] and an operating profit of 256 million euros. Allianz Partners’ solid results in 2021 attest to the quality and value of its services and the resilience of the business, following a challenging 2020 due to the Covid-19 pandemic. 2021 marks a return to growth with pre-COVID profitability levels.
Allianz Partners and Lynk & Co collaborate on offering new mobility insurance for month-to-month members across Europe
Allianz Partners appoints Natacha Bouaziz as Global Head of Roadside Assistance
Allianz Partners expands its Digital Health Assistant to ten markets in Asia-Pacific
- Initially launched in Europe, this new service gives customers access to a range of digital health services and medical professionals
- This digital health offer is part of Allianz Partners’ new Digital Access to Care Initiative
Responding to a growing demand for digital health services, Allianz Partners first launched the new comprehensive telehealth offering in Europe earlier this year. Supported by a partnership with MyDoc, this integrated virtual health assistant is now available in the following markets: Singapore, Chinese Mainland, Hong Kong, Taiwan, India, Malaysia, Vietnam, Thailand, the Philippines and Australia.
Defying the odds: Allianz Partners continues to provide international medical assistance one year into COVID-19
The coronavirus pandemic is far from over. As a provider of emergency medical assistance, Allianz Partners has had to rethink its entire medical operations to overcome the challenges of COVID-19 and continue to support customers in exceptional circumstances. These challenges have included the cancellation of commercial flights, an increase in regulations and travel restrictions, strained local health services, and the requirement for medical teams to quarantine.
Data protection and cybersecurity: Allianz Partners achieves TISAX level 3 accreditation
Allianz Partners, a leading company in B2B2C insurance and assistance and a world leader in roadside assistance, reaches a new milestone in information security and secure data processing. The Group’s headquarters in Saint-Ouen (Paris) have obtained the prestigious TISAX (Trusted Information Security Assessment Exchange) certification, a standard defined by the VDA, the German automotive industry association, which guarantees the highest possible level of data protection and know-how against the increasing frequency of cyberattacks.
Allianz Partners’ Chinese brand is refreshed as “安联世合”
To emphasize our belonging to the Allianz family and better leverage the “Allianz” brand power, Allianz Partners refreshed its Chinese legal name as Allianz Partners International Assistance Services (Beijing) Co., Ltd. and corporate brand as “安联世合”.
Living with COVID-19: Allianz Partners reinforces new uses and modes of mobility
The COVID-19 pandemic and its aftermath will very likely have long-term effects on the automotive and mobility industry. In Allianz Partners’ recent report, remote working is predicted to impact mobility needs and mobility usage patterns, leading to more sharing and flexible mobility as well as to short-term car rental rather than full car ownership. Some car manufacturers expect subscription services to account for 10% of all car sales in the US and Europe, and as much as 50% of some OEM’s revenues in 2025[1]. During lockdown, road travel and public transport usage declined steeply in the short term, and at the same time many people turned to micromobility as an alternative, perceived as less risky than public transport.
Allianz Partners aims at going beyond being a simple insurance and service provider: the group is continuously developing and implementing holistic mobility solutions to meet the needs of its business partners and to provide peace of mind to end customers. Now more than ever, Allianz Partners is working closely with OEM partners, new mobility providers and the whole mobility ecosystem to provide targeted and flexible offerings to help them navigate the new COVID environment. We especially support the accelerated push for flexible ownership solutions, micromobility offers and digital distribution.
Allianz Begins Eight-Year Worldwide Olympic & Paralympic Partnership
• Official start of worldwide partnership with Olympic & Paralympic Movements
• Allianz expands local initiatives to engage and bring together athletes, teams, volunteers and fans in more than 200 countries
• Backs Olympic & Paralympic Movements with products & services
Road deaths will be almost eliminated in developed nations by 2040
Mobility will be cleaner, safer and more efficient than ever as fossil-fuel vehicles shift to vehicles with electric engines, advanced technology in autonomous cars transforms road safety, and vehicles will become more of a software platform according to a report from Allianz Partners
Allianz Assistance B2C Gateway launches with A-Z care and protection
Allianz Assistance’s B2C Gateway, as Allianz Partners China’s first comprehensive B2C gateway, covers insurance and assistance products in various life scenarios, including travel insurance, roadside assistance, home assistance, and healthcare services. We aim to bring our best products to consumers and allow them to get protection with one click through WeChat.
Allianz Partners expands its telehealth offerings to assist customers through the COVID-19 pandemic and beyond
Allianz Partners and HelloBetter collaborate to scale-up access to digital mental health support
Allianz Partners delivers continued revenue growth at 11.3% in 2019
Results attest to success of transformation and strong position as services
- 2019 revenues: 6.7 billion euros (+11.3% vs 2018 / +9.0% at constant rate )
- Operating profit: 240.6 million euros (+22.2% vs 2018 / +18.3% at constant rate1)
- Combined ratio: 97% (-0.5% vs 2018)
Allianz Partners appoints Regional Chief Executive Officer for Asia Pacific
Allianz Sets Up an Emergency Response Fund to Support China’s Fight Against the Coronavirus Epidemic
International Travel and Tourism to Transform Globally By 2040
Facial pattern recognition systems will control passports and boarding cards, while virtual travel experiences will be the norm by 2040, according to a new report from Allianz Partners
‘The Future Travel Experience’ was launched today as part of ‘The World in 2040’ futurology series. Authored by internationally renowned futurologist, Ray Hammond, it presents likely future developments and trends that will impact international travel and the traveller experience over the next 20 years.