Articles tagged “corporate travel”

Dealing with flight disruption compensation has been a hassle for travel management. But new services are looking to remove points of friction and essentially automate the process.

Companies — and travel managers — are realizing that keeping their travelers satisfied is good for business.

It will be interesting to see how this shakeup will affect such a major player in travel management. We look forward to hearing more from the new CEO (as well as learning the backstory of his predecessor's departure).

Rumors of a downturn in corporate travel have been greatly exaggerated according to Delta Air Lines. Delta executives, however, do admit that corporate yields have decreased.

Consumer tastes are evolving, both in leisure and corporate travel. Savvy travel managers will stay ahead of — or at least on top of — the trends.

There may be a big slowdown looming in spending on business travel, with severe ramifications for travel management companies and the travel industry.

Business travel is evolving — slowly — to become more like consumer travel as companies start to take employee satisfaction more seriously.

As business travel grows slowly in the U.S., travel management companies with more robust digital tools will be able to capture more bookings.

Global security concerns have been a reality for travelers for years, so it's alarming to see 20 percent of respondents say that their company does not have a policy to deal with such risks.

The amount of data available to travel managers is growing. They just need to know how best to use those numbers to help them make the best choices for their travelers and companies.