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Business Travel
Expect to spend more time bonding with Susie from accounts over a fire pit this year as corporate retreats head deeper into the woods.
Matthew Parsons | 24 hours ago
More businesses from Russia than any other nation are registering offices in Turkey, but the resulting boost in corporate travel could raise ethical questions in the not too distant future.
Matthew Parsons | 5 days ago
Serko is reaping the rewards from a deal signed with the online agency just weeks before the pandemic hit, and now with “unmanaged travel” returning, the outlook has improved considerably.
Matthew Parsons | 1 week ago
The viewpoints from a major hotel chain and independent specialist reinforce the idea that accommodating remote workers is going to be challenging.
Matthew Parsons | 3 weeks ago
Tourism
Travelport's Tom Kershaw was not shy with us about sharing how he feels about what is real and what is just a pure waste of time in the travel industry's efforts to be green.
Peden Doma Bhutia | 1 month ago
Short-Term Rentals
Sonder's growth is slowing by design and because of macroeconomic conditions. It is committed to the promised land of 2023, when it hopes to turn red ink to green.
Dennis Schaal | 3 months ago
Airlines
Was the one-day business trip ever the smartest decision on so many levels?
Jamie Freed and Rajesh Kumar Singh, Reuters | 3 months ago
Experts on the ground in both Hong Kong and Singapore already report booking spikes and surges in airfares and hotel rates. The message is to start laying the groundwork for when China eventually eases its own travel policies.
Matthew Parsons | 4 months ago
Most industry forecasts point to an eventual recovery — even to the 2019 high of $1.4 trillion in annual spending — as business trips start to bounce back. But many underlying trends are emerging in a fragile global economy. How we travel, and for what purpose, is far from certain as we enter a new era of accountability.
Matthew Parsons | 5 months ago
Coronavirus threw traditional work and travel patterns into disarray last winter, forcing people to stay at home. But this time around concerns over sky-high energy bills could push people into co-working spaces to keep costs down.
