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HRS product chief Martin Biermann details the economics, security demands and productivity gains shaping AI adoption in corporate travel... KEEP READING
Kayak clarifies position in the business travel marketplaceKayak for Business SVP Eva Fouquet discusses the platform’s democratised approach to business travel, meetings and events... KEEP READING
Concur expands cross-border rail platform investmentAfter investing more than $10 million in expanding its cross-border rail platform, Concur Travel EMEA VP Paul Dear talks about the progress the company... KEEP READING
Accor looks to bridge sales-revenue divide to align corporate pricingAccor's chief sales and revenue officer Julien Houdebine discusses corporate demand and building flexibility into corporate programmes... KEEP READING
'Presence premium' amps event valueBy Elizabeth WestEven as AI erodes trust in consumed digital content, it is driving value toward in-person meetings and amping both the attendee experience and the data... KEEP READING
Amid $1B tech revamp, Marriott readies next steps in distributionBy Julie SickelMarriott EVP and chief revenue and technology officer Drew Pinto discusses the technology rollout's next phase and where AI is – and isn't – already... KEEP READING
Traveller-centric transformation: How Scania rebuilt its global travel programmeBy Lauren ArenaPutting the traveller profile at the centre of a new ecosystem, the company's tech-first approach has delivered significant efficiencies, savings and... KEEP READING
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