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Articles tagged “corporate travel”

Hotels

Luxury Hotel Competitors Join Forces and 17 Other Coronavirus Travel Stories This Week

This week's coronavirus-related travel stories included Hong Kong legacy hotel competitors seeing a common threat, Blackstone has a Hilton playbook, Delta's CEO looked for a three-year recovery, and Expedia's new CEO got a private equity lifeline.

Dennis Schaall, Skift | 4 years ago

Luxury Hotel Competitors Join Forces and 17 Other Coronavirus Travel Stories This Week

Online Travel

Itilite Raises $13 Million for Business Travel Management: Travel Startup Funding This Week

Itilite, a business travel management startup based in India, differs in emphasis from companies like TripActions and Travelperk. It's notable for focusing on mid-size to large companies, rather than small businesses. It also recommends only a few travel options to users on a first search.

Sean O'Neill, Skift | 4 years ago

Itilite Raises $13 Million for Business Travel Management: Travel Startup Funding This Week

Airlines

The Great Travel Industry Recovery Debate and 12 Other Coronavirus Stories This Week

Bear or bull? There are diverging options about an economic recovery and McKinsey covered various scenarios. In other coronavirus stories this week, Booking Holdings applied for UK and Netherlands government relief, the U.S. travel industry has a wish list for the next relief package, cruise lines appear ready to defy a no-sail order, and hospitality students see the job market disappear.

Dennis Schaal, Skift | 4 years ago

The Great Travel Industry Recovery Debate and 12 Other Coronavirus Stories This Week

Coronavirus

Travel Marketing Post-Crisis and 11 Other Coronavirus Travel Stories This Week

In our coronavirus in travel coverage this week, marketers will have to throw out the playbook post-crisis, Booking Holdings mulled dire financial scenarios, a devalued Airbnb secured new financing at unattractive terms, Flight Centre closed 800 travel agencies, and Carnival Corp. took a controversial investment from the Saudi government.

Dennis Schaal, Skift | 4 years ago

Travel Marketing Post-Crisis and 11 Other Coronavirus Travel Stories This Week

Online Travel

Second Life Targets Corporate Sector as Travel Lockdown Bites

Second Life has every right to reach out to businesses figuring out new ways to work remotely and to better engage potential customers, but there’s a lot of competition right now.

Matthew Parsons, Skift | 4 years ago

Second Life Targets Corporate Sector as Travel Lockdown Bites

Business Travel

Business Travel Sector to Take a $820 Billion Virus-Related Revenue Hit: Survey

While China accounts for nearly half of the losses in the global business travel sector to date, the coronavirus impact on the sector is likely to deepen as more companies in the U.S. and Europe nix travel in the days ahead.

Bhargav Acharya, Reuters | 4 years ago

Business Travel Sector to Take a $820 Billion Virus-Related Revenue Hit: Survey

Business Travel

TravelPerk Launches Green Product for Corporate Travel

The movement toward green practices is finally taking place in corporate travel. It's about time companies and travelers take responsibility for their impact on the environment.

Andrew Sheivachman, Skift | 4 years ago

TravelPerk Launches Green Product for Corporate Travel

Business Travel

Coronavirus Threatens to Take $560 Billion Out of Global Corporate Travel Spending

A projected shaving of 37 percent off the forecast for 2020 global corporate travel spending is already a worrisome decline, but the figure could still go higher if the virus outbreak turns into a global pandemic.

Jamie Freed, Reuters | 4 years ago

Coronavirus Threatens to Take $560 Billion Out of Global Corporate Travel Spending

Business Travel

TripActions Breaks Into Financial Technology

TripActions has made the savvy Silicon Valley play of embracing financial technology while the sector is hot. Whether its new product represents anything truly fresh in corporate travel is a whole other story.

Andrew Sheivachman, Skift | 4 years ago

TripActions Breaks Into Financial Technology

Business Travel

TripActions Launches Virtual Card Product for Corporate Travelers

Virtual cards aren't anything new in corporate travel, despite limited adoption. But stronger integration with travel booking apps like TripActions could help mainstream the technology, which benefits both travelers and administrators.

Andrew Sheivachman, Skift | 4 years ago

TripActions Launches Virtual Card Product for Corporate Travelers