Matthew Parsons

It's hard to think of a profession more suited to this line of work, and the latest example of the travel industry rallying to help on the frontlines.

It's reassuring to see several destinations, including Australia with its hard-line stance on border restrictions, warm to the idea of digital health passports.

Grim projections from the usually optimistic Global Business Travel Association, but a lot can happen in four years.

By 2025, it turned out employees were happy to give up the office, but they wholeheartedly fought to keep some kind of physical interaction with coworkers.

Recent research backs up what many business experts have been saying for a while, that video conferencing is just as productive as in-person meetings — up to a point.

A passport tends to imply freedom of movement, but with so many options and fast-changing restrictions, travelers need to do their homework before choosing one.

The pandemic hasn't just put the breaks on vacations, it's dealt a blow to international exchange programs that give teens invaluable life experiences.

It's as good a time as any to test new revenue models, but this may just be a financial buffer until demand comes back.

After Trump's departure from the White House, expect the political polarizations and divisiveness to seep back into the former president's marquee business and future deals. How bad will it be for the bottom line?

It's a strategic move to get a better foothold in the small and medium-sized company sector, and the future will be smaller.