For many professionals, business travel is a way of life. Yet, constantly being on-the-go can be difficult, especially when days are spent on an airplane, in a cab, or away from home. These changes... Continue reading
Your travel program has a direct impact on your company’s bottom line, so it’s essential that travel managers, travel buyers, procurement, and finance understand its effectiveness. While it may be... Continue reading
As a new decade begins, many of the trends that impacted the world of corporate travel in the late 2010s will continue to cause a ripple effect in the industry. A technology boom is still reshaping... Continue reading
Ahead of corporate travel supplier negotiations, here's what you can do to prepare. The travel and expense (T&E) line item is one of the largest controllable expenditures in a company’s budget. To... Continue reading
In the business world, the doors open around 8:00 a.m. and close around 5:00 p.m. from Monday to Friday. While many employees head home to enjoy the weekend, a handful of employees are stuck on the... Continue reading
For many organizations, meetings and events are handled separately from corporate travel. In fact, more than half of companies book meetings through unmanaged channels. Yet, over the past five years,... Continue reading
Since ground transportation is an integral part of business travel, travel managers need to pay close attention to safety and security issues. As part of duty of care, organizations need to assess... Continue reading
Guest post contributed by Corporate Spending Innovations The hospitality industry has been making headlines over the last decade, and not in ways that hotel managers particularly like. The prevalence... Continue reading