Crew Intel
August 26, 2025
Crew Logistics, OGGN, and redM Unite to Fight Human Trafficking in the Travel Industry
Crew Logistics, OGGN, and redM Unite to Fight Human Trafficking in the Travel Industry
Andrea Tsakanikas President, Crew Logistics
Crew Intel
August 26, 2025
Crew Logistics, OGGN, and redM Unite to Fight Human Trafficking in the Travel Industry
Andrea Tsakanikas President, Crew Logistics
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One room can hide exploitation.
One booking can fund prevention.
One partnership can save lives.
One Dollar.
One Room.
One Life.
Make your crew rooms part of the solution to save lives.
For every room booked, $1 is donated to REDM to fund rescue missions, survivor support, and trafficking prevention.
Every night matters.
The easiest way to fight human trafficking — starts with your Crews next check-in.
Join now.
At Crew Logistics, we believe that every person deserves to travel with safety and dignity. That belief drives every decision we make, and today, I am proud to share an important step forward: the official launch of our partnership with RedM (Rescue, Empower, Defend Movement) and the Oil and Gas Global Network (OGGN) to fight human trafficking in the travel and hospitality industries.
United Forces: One Dollar. One Room. One Life.
This initiative is part of our United Forces campaign — a Crew Logistics and OGGN–led effort to mobilize the hospitality sector, and the companies who rely on it, to fight human trafficking at scale.
One Dollar. One Room. One Life. That is our commitment. For every crew room night booked through Crew Logistics, $1 will be donated directly to RedM. These funds fuel survivor care, expand specialized training for hotel and travel professionals, and strengthen advocacy that protects vulnerable people.
That means every project. Every rotation. Every reservation becomes part of the solution. Every room night contributes. Every dollar counts. Every life matters.
Why this matters
Human trafficking is not a distant issue. It is a hidden crime that intersects with industries like travel, hospitality, and logistics every single day.
Human trafficking is a crime we refuse to ignore. Our clients, hotel partners, and logistics teams all have a role to play — not only in recognizing and reporting the signs, but also in funding real solutions that save lives. This partnership is about action, not just awareness.
Launched with purpose
The timing of our launch is deliberate. We went live on World Day Against Trafficking in Persons (July 30), a day designated by the United Nations to raise global awareness and amplify survivor voices. For Crew Logistics, aligning with this day reinforces our core values: integrity, accountability, and purpose.
By joining forces with OGGN’s global media platform and RedM’s survivor-centered programs, we are uniting operational strength, communication reach, and on-the-ground advocacy. Together, we are transforming business as usual into a force for good.
A Call to Action
This is only the beginning. I am calling on corporate clients, hotel operators, and travel providers to step forward with us. Together, we can embed anti-trafficking vigilance into the way we move people and manage accommodations.
Through United Forces, every booking becomes more than a transaction — it becomes a commitment. At Crew Logistics, our role goes beyond mobilizing crews — it extends to protecting people. And now, with every room night, we are making it clear: One Dollar. One Room. One Life.
One Dollar.
One Room.
One Life.
Make your crew rooms part of the solution to save lives.
For every room booked, $1 is donated to REDM to fund rescue missions, survivor support, and trafficking prevention.
Every night matters.
The easiest way to fight human trafficking — starts with your Crews next check-in.
Join now.
Don't just take our word for it.
"With Crew Logistics, we’re saving time and money across all our sites. Their 24/7 support and ability to consolidate rooms during emergencies have streamlined our crew travel management, while negotiating better rates and resolving hotel issues seamlessly."
Conrado Adler, Senior Travel Coordinator
