Booking flights, hotels and transfers can really eat up your time, especially if there's a lot of travellers relying on you to get them from A to B. And fast.
A business travel program should be treated like any other controllable expense. It should be set up for growth, benchmarked and analysed to ensure you're getting the best value for your dollar.
One of the most frequent gripes I encounter from customers is the difficulty many have in redeeming a business class ticket or cabin upgrades with points.
Do you know how much you spend on hotel rooms? If you're looking to reduce your accommodation spend, the Corporate Traveller team has discovered some interesting trends you should know about.
A new workplace system won’t succeed without changes in staff behaviour. Internal resistance can be the biggest challenge of all – but we know how to tackle it.
Creating a strong travel policy is just the first step to cutting your travel spending. Ensuring your staff comply with a new travel policy is the second, and often more difficult, step in keeping control of your travel costs.
Is the cost of business travel hurting your balance sheet? If you're struggling to rein in travel spending, there's two key questions you can ask to identify the weaknesses in your program.
Strong duty of care practices are key for any business with travelling employees. As an employer, having the right procedures in place maximises the safety of your people and ensures they’re easy to contact if trouble arises.
