Posts Tagged ‘Travel’
Streamlining Business Travel: How Corporate Travel Management Saves Time and Costs
Business travel can be stressful and time-consuming, but it doesn’t have to be. Corporate travel management helps companies simplify the process, save money, and make travel hassle-free. With the right system in place, employees can focus on their work, not their itinerary. Read on to find out how corporate travel management can streamline business travel…
Read MoreWhat are the 4 C’s of Corporate Travel Management?
Managing corporate travel involves a range of strategies and practices designed to streamline business trips. In major business hubs around the world, such as New York, London, and Tokyo, effective corporate travel management is crucial for controlling expenses, ensuring employee safety, and optimizing resource use. Each of these cities has developed advanced systems to manage…
Read MoreTravel Insurance is a Must for Business Trips to Tropical Destinations
Tropical getaways are synonymous with sun-kissed beaches, lush rainforests, and exotic cultures, making them an enticing prospect for business travellers seeking a mix of work and leisure. However, while these destinations offer a perfect backdrop for corporate ventures, unforeseen challenges can disrupt your business trips to tropical destinations. This article will delve into the significance…
Read More15 Tips for Digital Nomads: Know Before You Go
Times are definitely changing! We’ve watched as remote work becomes extremely common, and freelancers are finally seen as the professionals that they have always been. There’s no denying the fact that the pandemic is partially (if not primarily) responsible for the shift that has taken place in the way that people see remote work. In…
Read MoreDay Trip to London? Here’s Your 8-point Checklist
When traveling for business, sometimes you just need a day to yourself, especially when visiting a major tourist city like London. But whether you’re in London for business or pleasure, you will definitely want to plan out all the sights to see and places to experience in this iconic city before you arrive. With endless…
Read MoreAre Serviced Apartments or Hotels More Cost Effective for Corporate Travel?
Corporate travel is a balancing act between cost effectiveness and results. Whilst a business trip can be a great motivator and perk for employees, managing costs is essential to protect your ROI. There a several elements of a business trip that need booking in advance, from accommodation to travel and transport. Corporate accommodation is often…
Read MoreWhat Will Post-COVID Travel Look Like?
It’s hard to think of another sector that’s been impacted as badly by COVID-19. The headline-grabbing outbreak on the cruise ship Diamond Princess set things off to a bad start for travel stocks, and as borders closed and cities locked down, some people predicted the demise of the travel industry entirely. But thankfully, the travel…
Read MoreShould You Restart Business Travel?
We all know the story too well by now: when the world shut down more than a year ago, we had to get creative when it came to day-to-day business operations. Given the spread of the coronavirus via aerosol droplets, face-to-face meetings were one of the first activities halted — even though more than three-quarters…
Read MoreHow Hostels Are Adapting To The New Normal
The so-called New Normal hasn’t done any favors to many industries outside of the hand-sanitizer and food delivery ones. The travel industry has (somewhat understandably, given the crisis) taken some of the biggest hits, with lodging being no exception. Staggering numbers surround the hotel and hostel field, with an estimated $400 million in room revenue…
Read MoreWhat Businesses Need to Know About Travel Insurance After the Pandemic
Traveling is riskier than ever, and so businesses and workers are turning to travel insurance to attempt to cover the cost. But while travel insurance has seemingly become more important, some travelers are shocked to discover that their insurance will not cover expected expenses, particularly anything related to COVID-19. The New York Times in June…
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