The travel industry is changing at a rapid pace. Each day it feels like there are new developments in our ever-changing industry. With this comes the challenge for both travel …

Guest post with contributions by our own Janet Conlon – Account Manager Are your employees traveling on your behalf in countries flagged as hot zones by the U.S. State Department? For …

Guest post by our own Laura Pilla – Account Manager There is a new trendy term floating around the corporate travel world, one you might have even heard before: bleisure …

Guest post with contributions by our own Liz Gnat – Account Manager If your company is actively recruiting employees from beyond your region, booking flights and hotel rooms for non-employees is …

When you’re just starting out in business, it’s important to set a budget and stick to it as closely as possible. Since corporate travel can be a substantial piece of …

It’s important as an employer to understand the needs of employees. Naturally, the unique demands of the millennial generation are no exception. Defined as the those born between 1980 and …

The new “normal” is expecting the unexpected. Random terror attacks, civil unrest, natural and weather-related phenomena seem to happen with increased frequency these days. Maybe a better phrase (at least …

The goals spelled out in the 2017 plan may have seemed lofty, but as the second quarter draws to a close, it looks as though your company will beat its …

Creating a successful travel and expense policy for your company is important since it’s likely where a large portion of your company’s budgetary funds are allocated. Having a fully functioning …