corporate travel

The sharing economy enables individuals to lend and avail goods and services to one another for a fee.

In 2023, Millennials and Gen Z comprise more than 60% of the workforce and they will dictate corporate travel trends in the next five years.

We recently touched base with Valéry Linÿer, CEO and founder of MagicStay, to show us how a rental platform dedicated to business travellers holds its own.

Double the number of larger corporates than SMEs (53% compared to 25%) say that they conduct risk assessments only if the employee is travelling to an area deemed high risk, according to the…

LateRooms.com has launched the first phase of its new corporate travel service, LateRooms.com for Business. Laterooms.com for Business is designed to provide corporate clients and…

Business travel agents are gaining more influence and control over business travel policies following new products and knowledge, according to a new report. Those booking business travel…

The Association of Corporate Travel Executive (ACTE) is to provide four educational sessions at EIBTM following a new partnership between the two. The move is part of EIBTM’s strategy to…

Business travel in the UK is the highest in Western Europe with around USD40.2 billion set to be spent this year. Spend on business travel from UK companies are set to remain flat compared…

The Hotel Booking Agents Association (HBAA) has included apartment accommodation in its Code of Conduct. The move comes as the association’s members have seen a shift in the corporate…

When modern day business travellers hit the road, they are usually armed with three or four mobile devices. This is the main finding of a new survey by Starwood's Four Points by Sheraton…