Dawning of a new dayBy Molly DysonWith governments taking different stances on financial aid for airlines and the reopening of borders, what does it mean for the future of aviation?... KEEP READINGTrains, planes and automobilesBy Mark FraryTrain companies are increasingly collaborating with other travel providers in order to provide an integrated, seamless experience for business... KEEP READINGNew horizonsBy Megan TatumSuppliers are adapting to hybrid work and leisure concepts for employees, but how do you manage a deconstructed workforce?... KEEP READINGAsk the Experts: Less is moreBy Molly DysonSupplier rationalisation can boost best value in a travel programme, but the process has to secure the support of travellers... KEEP READINGGlobal Insights: India in motionBy Amon CohenIndia is the coming nation in business travel, in more ways than one. The country has registered the fastest-growing corporate travel spend of any major... KEEP READINGWhere is your company on the journey to truly integrated travel?By BBTAn integrated travel programme offers better traveller experiences, efficiency and control... KEEP READINGSmall victoriesBy gary.noakesAirlines and hotels are targeting small and medium enterprises with tailored loyalty schemes... KEEP READINGTravel Buyer Q&A: Simon Robinson, BeazleyBy Catherine ChetwyndSimon Robinson has been at Beazley for 15 years where he manages travel for a diverse workforce across multiple locations. This year he was named Travel... KEEP READINGMystery Buyer: Widening the bandwidthBy Mystery BuyerI’ve been tasked with building a ‘bleisure’ policy – what have I missed?... KEEP READINGGuest comment: Innovation hits critical MaaSBy BBTKarhoo’s Chris Treadwell explains how Mobility as a Service (MaaS) has the potential to be a game changer in the loyalty space... KEEP READINGA class of its ownBy Rob GillSome industry conferences debate whether buying travel is the same as purchasing paperclips (spoiler alert: it’s not). So how do procurement... KEEP READINGStarting from scratchBy Rob GillHow does a buyer set up a travel programme from the ground up? Four managers who’ve done just that recount their experiences... KEEP READINGOutlook 2020: Eyes wide openBy Mark FraryRemedies for out-of-policy behaviourBy Nick EasenWill 2020 be the year NDC finally takes off?By Rob GillTravel managers have been hearingabout the proposed benefits of NDC (New Distribution Capability) for many years – so much so, it may be tempting to... KEEP READINGMore Features RRManagement rrtestprocurement
Trains, planes and automobilesBy Mark FraryTrain companies are increasingly collaborating with other travel providers in order to provide an integrated, seamless experience for business... KEEP READINGNew horizonsBy Megan TatumSuppliers are adapting to hybrid work and leisure concepts for employees, but how do you manage a deconstructed workforce?... KEEP READINGAsk the Experts: Less is moreBy Molly DysonSupplier rationalisation can boost best value in a travel programme, but the process has to secure the support of travellers... KEEP READINGGlobal Insights: India in motionBy Amon CohenIndia is the coming nation in business travel, in more ways than one. The country has registered the fastest-growing corporate travel spend of any major... KEEP READINGWhere is your company on the journey to truly integrated travel?By BBTAn integrated travel programme offers better traveller experiences, efficiency and control... KEEP READINGSmall victoriesBy gary.noakesAirlines and hotels are targeting small and medium enterprises with tailored loyalty schemes... KEEP READINGTravel Buyer Q&A: Simon Robinson, BeazleyBy Catherine ChetwyndSimon Robinson has been at Beazley for 15 years where he manages travel for a diverse workforce across multiple locations. This year he was named Travel... KEEP READINGMystery Buyer: Widening the bandwidthBy Mystery BuyerI’ve been tasked with building a ‘bleisure’ policy – what have I missed?... KEEP READINGGuest comment: Innovation hits critical MaaSBy BBTKarhoo’s Chris Treadwell explains how Mobility as a Service (MaaS) has the potential to be a game changer in the loyalty space... KEEP READINGA class of its ownBy Rob GillSome industry conferences debate whether buying travel is the same as purchasing paperclips (spoiler alert: it’s not). So how do procurement... KEEP READINGStarting from scratchBy Rob GillHow does a buyer set up a travel programme from the ground up? Four managers who’ve done just that recount their experiences... KEEP READINGOutlook 2020: Eyes wide openBy Mark FraryRemedies for out-of-policy behaviourBy Nick EasenWill 2020 be the year NDC finally takes off?By Rob GillTravel managers have been hearingabout the proposed benefits of NDC (New Distribution Capability) for many years – so much so, it may be tempting to... KEEP READINGMore Features RRManagement rrtestprocurement
New horizonsBy Megan TatumSuppliers are adapting to hybrid work and leisure concepts for employees, but how do you manage a deconstructed workforce?... KEEP READINGAsk the Experts: Less is moreBy Molly DysonSupplier rationalisation can boost best value in a travel programme, but the process has to secure the support of travellers... KEEP READINGGlobal Insights: India in motionBy Amon CohenIndia is the coming nation in business travel, in more ways than one. The country has registered the fastest-growing corporate travel spend of any major... KEEP READINGWhere is your company on the journey to truly integrated travel?By BBTAn integrated travel programme offers better traveller experiences, efficiency and control... KEEP READINGSmall victoriesBy gary.noakesAirlines and hotels are targeting small and medium enterprises with tailored loyalty schemes... KEEP READINGTravel Buyer Q&A: Simon Robinson, BeazleyBy Catherine ChetwyndSimon Robinson has been at Beazley for 15 years where he manages travel for a diverse workforce across multiple locations. This year he was named Travel... KEEP READINGMystery Buyer: Widening the bandwidthBy Mystery BuyerI’ve been tasked with building a ‘bleisure’ policy – what have I missed?... KEEP READINGGuest comment: Innovation hits critical MaaSBy BBTKarhoo’s Chris Treadwell explains how Mobility as a Service (MaaS) has the potential to be a game changer in the loyalty space... KEEP READINGA class of its ownBy Rob GillSome industry conferences debate whether buying travel is the same as purchasing paperclips (spoiler alert: it’s not). So how do procurement... KEEP READINGStarting from scratchBy Rob GillHow does a buyer set up a travel programme from the ground up? Four managers who’ve done just that recount their experiences... KEEP READINGOutlook 2020: Eyes wide openBy Mark FraryRemedies for out-of-policy behaviourBy Nick EasenWill 2020 be the year NDC finally takes off?By Rob GillTravel managers have been hearingabout the proposed benefits of NDC (New Distribution Capability) for many years – so much so, it may be tempting to... KEEP READINGMore Features RRManagement rrtestprocurement
Ask the Experts: Less is moreBy Molly DysonSupplier rationalisation can boost best value in a travel programme, but the process has to secure the support of travellers... KEEP READINGGlobal Insights: India in motionBy Amon CohenIndia is the coming nation in business travel, in more ways than one. The country has registered the fastest-growing corporate travel spend of any major... KEEP READINGWhere is your company on the journey to truly integrated travel?By BBTAn integrated travel programme offers better traveller experiences, efficiency and control... KEEP READINGSmall victoriesBy gary.noakesAirlines and hotels are targeting small and medium enterprises with tailored loyalty schemes... KEEP READINGTravel Buyer Q&A: Simon Robinson, BeazleyBy Catherine ChetwyndSimon Robinson has been at Beazley for 15 years where he manages travel for a diverse workforce across multiple locations. This year he was named Travel... KEEP READINGMystery Buyer: Widening the bandwidthBy Mystery BuyerI’ve been tasked with building a ‘bleisure’ policy – what have I missed?... KEEP READINGGuest comment: Innovation hits critical MaaSBy BBTKarhoo’s Chris Treadwell explains how Mobility as a Service (MaaS) has the potential to be a game changer in the loyalty space... KEEP READINGA class of its ownBy Rob GillSome industry conferences debate whether buying travel is the same as purchasing paperclips (spoiler alert: it’s not). So how do procurement... KEEP READINGStarting from scratchBy Rob GillHow does a buyer set up a travel programme from the ground up? Four managers who’ve done just that recount their experiences... KEEP READINGOutlook 2020: Eyes wide openBy Mark FraryRemedies for out-of-policy behaviourBy Nick EasenWill 2020 be the year NDC finally takes off?By Rob GillTravel managers have been hearingabout the proposed benefits of NDC (New Distribution Capability) for many years – so much so, it may be tempting to... KEEP READINGMore Features RRManagement rrtestprocurement
Global Insights: India in motionBy Amon CohenIndia is the coming nation in business travel, in more ways than one. The country has registered the fastest-growing corporate travel spend of any major... KEEP READINGWhere is your company on the journey to truly integrated travel?By BBTAn integrated travel programme offers better traveller experiences, efficiency and control... KEEP READINGSmall victoriesBy gary.noakesAirlines and hotels are targeting small and medium enterprises with tailored loyalty schemes... KEEP READINGTravel Buyer Q&A: Simon Robinson, BeazleyBy Catherine ChetwyndSimon Robinson has been at Beazley for 15 years where he manages travel for a diverse workforce across multiple locations. This year he was named Travel... KEEP READINGMystery Buyer: Widening the bandwidthBy Mystery BuyerI’ve been tasked with building a ‘bleisure’ policy – what have I missed?... KEEP READINGGuest comment: Innovation hits critical MaaSBy BBTKarhoo’s Chris Treadwell explains how Mobility as a Service (MaaS) has the potential to be a game changer in the loyalty space... KEEP READINGA class of its ownBy Rob GillSome industry conferences debate whether buying travel is the same as purchasing paperclips (spoiler alert: it’s not). So how do procurement... KEEP READINGStarting from scratchBy Rob GillHow does a buyer set up a travel programme from the ground up? Four managers who’ve done just that recount their experiences... KEEP READINGOutlook 2020: Eyes wide openBy Mark FraryRemedies for out-of-policy behaviourBy Nick EasenWill 2020 be the year NDC finally takes off?By Rob GillTravel managers have been hearingabout the proposed benefits of NDC (New Distribution Capability) for many years – so much so, it may be tempting to... KEEP READINGMore Features RRManagement rrtestprocurement
Where is your company on the journey to truly integrated travel?By BBTAn integrated travel programme offers better traveller experiences, efficiency and control... KEEP READINGSmall victoriesBy gary.noakesAirlines and hotels are targeting small and medium enterprises with tailored loyalty schemes... KEEP READINGTravel Buyer Q&A: Simon Robinson, BeazleyBy Catherine ChetwyndSimon Robinson has been at Beazley for 15 years where he manages travel for a diverse workforce across multiple locations. This year he was named Travel... KEEP READINGMystery Buyer: Widening the bandwidthBy Mystery BuyerI’ve been tasked with building a ‘bleisure’ policy – what have I missed?... KEEP READINGGuest comment: Innovation hits critical MaaSBy BBTKarhoo’s Chris Treadwell explains how Mobility as a Service (MaaS) has the potential to be a game changer in the loyalty space... KEEP READINGA class of its ownBy Rob GillSome industry conferences debate whether buying travel is the same as purchasing paperclips (spoiler alert: it’s not). So how do procurement... KEEP READINGStarting from scratchBy Rob GillHow does a buyer set up a travel programme from the ground up? Four managers who’ve done just that recount their experiences... KEEP READINGOutlook 2020: Eyes wide openBy Mark FraryRemedies for out-of-policy behaviourBy Nick EasenWill 2020 be the year NDC finally takes off?By Rob GillTravel managers have been hearingabout the proposed benefits of NDC (New Distribution Capability) for many years – so much so, it may be tempting to... KEEP READINGMore Features RRManagement rrtestprocurement
Small victoriesBy gary.noakesAirlines and hotels are targeting small and medium enterprises with tailored loyalty schemes... KEEP READINGTravel Buyer Q&A: Simon Robinson, BeazleyBy Catherine ChetwyndSimon Robinson has been at Beazley for 15 years where he manages travel for a diverse workforce across multiple locations. This year he was named Travel... KEEP READINGMystery Buyer: Widening the bandwidthBy Mystery BuyerI’ve been tasked with building a ‘bleisure’ policy – what have I missed?... KEEP READINGGuest comment: Innovation hits critical MaaSBy BBTKarhoo’s Chris Treadwell explains how Mobility as a Service (MaaS) has the potential to be a game changer in the loyalty space... KEEP READINGA class of its ownBy Rob GillSome industry conferences debate whether buying travel is the same as purchasing paperclips (spoiler alert: it’s not). So how do procurement... KEEP READINGStarting from scratchBy Rob GillHow does a buyer set up a travel programme from the ground up? Four managers who’ve done just that recount their experiences... KEEP READINGOutlook 2020: Eyes wide openBy Mark FraryRemedies for out-of-policy behaviourBy Nick EasenWill 2020 be the year NDC finally takes off?By Rob GillTravel managers have been hearingabout the proposed benefits of NDC (New Distribution Capability) for many years – so much so, it may be tempting to... KEEP READINGMore Features RRManagement rrtestprocurement
Travel Buyer Q&A: Simon Robinson, BeazleyBy Catherine ChetwyndSimon Robinson has been at Beazley for 15 years where he manages travel for a diverse workforce across multiple locations. This year he was named Travel... KEEP READINGMystery Buyer: Widening the bandwidthBy Mystery BuyerI’ve been tasked with building a ‘bleisure’ policy – what have I missed?... KEEP READINGGuest comment: Innovation hits critical MaaSBy BBTKarhoo’s Chris Treadwell explains how Mobility as a Service (MaaS) has the potential to be a game changer in the loyalty space... KEEP READINGA class of its ownBy Rob GillSome industry conferences debate whether buying travel is the same as purchasing paperclips (spoiler alert: it’s not). So how do procurement... KEEP READINGStarting from scratchBy Rob GillHow does a buyer set up a travel programme from the ground up? Four managers who’ve done just that recount their experiences... KEEP READINGOutlook 2020: Eyes wide openBy Mark FraryRemedies for out-of-policy behaviourBy Nick EasenWill 2020 be the year NDC finally takes off?By Rob GillTravel managers have been hearingabout the proposed benefits of NDC (New Distribution Capability) for many years – so much so, it may be tempting to... KEEP READINGMore Features RRManagement rrtestprocurement
Mystery Buyer: Widening the bandwidthBy Mystery BuyerI’ve been tasked with building a ‘bleisure’ policy – what have I missed?... KEEP READINGGuest comment: Innovation hits critical MaaSBy BBTKarhoo’s Chris Treadwell explains how Mobility as a Service (MaaS) has the potential to be a game changer in the loyalty space... KEEP READINGA class of its ownBy Rob GillSome industry conferences debate whether buying travel is the same as purchasing paperclips (spoiler alert: it’s not). So how do procurement... KEEP READINGStarting from scratchBy Rob GillHow does a buyer set up a travel programme from the ground up? Four managers who’ve done just that recount their experiences... KEEP READINGOutlook 2020: Eyes wide openBy Mark FraryRemedies for out-of-policy behaviourBy Nick EasenWill 2020 be the year NDC finally takes off?By Rob GillTravel managers have been hearingabout the proposed benefits of NDC (New Distribution Capability) for many years – so much so, it may be tempting to... KEEP READINGMore Features
Guest comment: Innovation hits critical MaaSBy BBTKarhoo’s Chris Treadwell explains how Mobility as a Service (MaaS) has the potential to be a game changer in the loyalty space... KEEP READINGA class of its ownBy Rob GillSome industry conferences debate whether buying travel is the same as purchasing paperclips (spoiler alert: it’s not). So how do procurement... KEEP READINGStarting from scratchBy Rob GillHow does a buyer set up a travel programme from the ground up? Four managers who’ve done just that recount their experiences... KEEP READINGOutlook 2020: Eyes wide openBy Mark FraryRemedies for out-of-policy behaviourBy Nick EasenWill 2020 be the year NDC finally takes off?By Rob GillTravel managers have been hearingabout the proposed benefits of NDC (New Distribution Capability) for many years – so much so, it may be tempting to... KEEP READINGMore Features
A class of its ownBy Rob GillSome industry conferences debate whether buying travel is the same as purchasing paperclips (spoiler alert: it’s not). So how do procurement... KEEP READINGStarting from scratchBy Rob GillHow does a buyer set up a travel programme from the ground up? Four managers who’ve done just that recount their experiences... KEEP READINGOutlook 2020: Eyes wide openBy Mark FraryRemedies for out-of-policy behaviourBy Nick EasenWill 2020 be the year NDC finally takes off?By Rob GillTravel managers have been hearingabout the proposed benefits of NDC (New Distribution Capability) for many years – so much so, it may be tempting to... KEEP READINGMore Features
Starting from scratchBy Rob GillHow does a buyer set up a travel programme from the ground up? Four managers who’ve done just that recount their experiences... KEEP READINGOutlook 2020: Eyes wide openBy Mark FraryRemedies for out-of-policy behaviourBy Nick EasenWill 2020 be the year NDC finally takes off?By Rob GillTravel managers have been hearingabout the proposed benefits of NDC (New Distribution Capability) for many years – so much so, it may be tempting to... KEEP READINGMore Features
Outlook 2020: Eyes wide openBy Mark FraryRemedies for out-of-policy behaviourBy Nick EasenWill 2020 be the year NDC finally takes off?By Rob GillTravel managers have been hearingabout the proposed benefits of NDC (New Distribution Capability) for many years – so much so, it may be tempting to... KEEP READINGMore Features
Remedies for out-of-policy behaviourBy Nick EasenWill 2020 be the year NDC finally takes off?By Rob GillTravel managers have been hearingabout the proposed benefits of NDC (New Distribution Capability) for many years – so much so, it may be tempting to... KEEP READINGMore Features
Will 2020 be the year NDC finally takes off?By Rob GillTravel managers have been hearingabout the proposed benefits of NDC (New Distribution Capability) for many years – so much so, it may be tempting to... KEEP READINGMore Features