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What is 'geopolitical risk'?
Geopolitical risk refers to the impact of political events and conflicts between countries on global business and travel. The Iran war, for example, creates a perception of instability that makes travellers avoid certain regions, directly affecting airport profits and holiday choices worldwide.
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