The Corporate Travel Startups Breaking Through the Crisis


Skift Take

A lot of questions need answers right now, and those startups with the correct ones will make their mark once the pandemic is over. The entrepreneurial spirit is needed now more than ever.

You’d expect corporate travel startups to suffer a similar fate to their bigger, more established counterparts. That’s not quite been the story so far as more modest scale serves some benefits. Their smaller size means they're taking advantage of their agility, while new technologies are sought after as travel companies figure out their next move. Their biggest worry now, however, is convincing investors to hand over the cash. BUSINESS AS USUAL Disruptors by their very nature have a strong technology focus, so weren’t caught out adapting to the new world of remote working. Startup club Voyager HQ shifted seamlessly to virtual for its inaugural "Corporate Travel Pitch Night" at the end of March.

Join our Online Summit on Startups and Investors on April 14th at Noon ET

Voyager HQ specializes in the travel, tourism, and hospitality industries, and despite the crisis, it plowed ahead with its event to hear from innovators in the corporate trav