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Companies are increasingly seeing the benefits of using a travel management platform for booking flights and hotels. This way, their employees are able to use a single platform for all their corporate travel needs, making it easier for them to book, manage and track every part of their trip from one
We’ve often associated cabs with expensive bills, luxury business rides and Carrie Bradshaw. But the last years have made us nostalgic for those frustrating long waiting minutes and the extra arm hailing exercise.
Over the last two years, the United Kingdom has been in a state of flux. Ever since a referendum in June 2016 that decided on leaving the European Union, there’s been a lot of confusion about the future of the country. For British citizens living abroad it’s unclear if they’ll be able to stay
Businesses are ditching central travel management in favor of having employees book their own trips. Employees are seeing the worth of using Airbnb as a lodging.
Think about what the world looked like only a couple of years ago, and you’ll quickly realize that things are changing faster than ever. Phones are becoming both smarter and smaller, internet speeds are skyrocketing and underlying technologies like artificial intelligence and machine learning
Business travel is perpetually changing, but it can be hard to keep track of all new trends and innovations. Fortunately Skift, the world’s leading organization in business travel intelligence, just released its yearly report detailing the most important movements in the industry.
