Isaac Carey

It all comes down to uncertainty, making consumers more cautious and businesses more likely to cancel travel. Unfortunately, this anxiety isn't going to end any time soon.

Industry players are saying that the booking process is finally starting to shift. Still, there are significant challenges when it comes to finding a solution that works for all parties.

This isn't the industry's first attempt to change the booking system. So what makes this time any different?

There's been a lot going on with TravelPerk lately. With this new service, the travel management startup is clearly taking steps to disrupt the corporate travel industry.

So far the company is making good on its plans to innovate the corporate travel space. But offering refunds on this scale is a big promise to make.

Meeting planners often stick with traditional hotel room blocks for event housing, meaning they miss out on all the flexibility offered by Airbnb.

Luckily, Hilton has built a strong business model that should see it through any tough times.

Airbnb keeps on improving its business travel platform. So when will the events industry finally take advantage of it?

Experiences are increasingly central to travel. This means travel companies should pay special attention to long-term values like relationships, authenticity, and emotional connection while also not forgetting about the bottom line.

This might be a turning point for the company as it continues to work toward becoming the lead corporate travel booker in Europe.