Articles tagged “corporate travel”

Travel managers will have a lot to worry about going into next year; at least significantly higher prices likely won't be one of them.

It may indeed be the case that combining business travel and leisure travel isn't a priority for most folks. But as more millennials become business travelers, they're certainly going to look to explore during their business trips.

Years ago, the leisure travel industry embraced web and mobile technologies—offering everything from great user experience, to ratings and reviews, to discounts on optional services. Corporate travel evolved at a slightly slower pace, and business travelers were left with what appeared to be significantly fewer choices. Now, that gradual development is picking up speed in the face of intensifying consumer expectations.

Business travelers have a host of choices at their fingertips, and travel managers are trying to figure out how to get them to make decisions that please everyone.

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Travel management companies that want to stay relevant are diversifying their offerings as the needs of customers evolve.

For travel management companies trying to keep travelers engaged, mobile options are crucial — and complicated.

Airbnb has now removed one of its most egregious limitations by now enabling third-parties to place business travel bookings. But travel agents and travel management companies are still left out of the picture.

Concur's ongoing advertising campaign show how eager the company is to get its products in front of potential customers.

Better technology tools from travel management companies can help put female travelers into safer situations on the road.