Articles tagged “corporate travel”

Brands like Yotel and CitizenM are gearing up for growth — are tiny rooms the future?

In Skift's top stories this week, a new report delves into the downsides of remote work, the U.S. implements new travel requirements to combat the Omicron variant, and hotels express concern about how governments might impact their recovery.

New investors include Sabre and Zoom — what does that tell you about the future of travel management?

Hotels have a serious, and highly caffeinated, competitor on their hands.

Nine months into the deal, Amadeus is toying with plenty of ideas — here's what one senior exec is excited about so far.

The recent TripActions and Skift report, The State of Corporate Travel and Expense 2022, examined how the sector is rethinking its future. This article explores survey data from that report in more detail, focusing on Germany and the UK to uncover how business travelers and organizations in these markets are navigating the current corporate travel landscape.

This is a cruel blow for an event that was designed to instill confidence in corporate travel, after the Global Business Travel Association's successful U.S. edition in Orlando.

A revealing survey of corporate mobility teams shows that the post-pandemic legacy of remote work may not be that great after all.

Blockchain distribution, and how it can eliminate the need for intermediaries, has been discussed for some time in travel. When these bigger players take a seat at the table, the rest of the industry needs to pay attention.

From abandoned medieval villages to humanitarian crises, David Cantor's Relocate wants to build a community of legal experts to respond to new mass movements of people around the globe.