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.
5 tips for improving your business travel program. Costs for a simple interstate trip can spiral out of control without some basic rules for making bookings, choosing fare classes and selecting preferred suppliers.
Allowing your staff to jump on the internet and make last-minute travel bookings might seem like a good idea but according to Corporate Traveller expert Andrew Kemp, it could be costing your company dearly.
Partnering with the right travel management company is a critical strategy for striking the right balance between productivity and cost savings. Here are some of the ways working closely with that partner can add value.
If you’re responsible for your company’s travel bookings, you’ll know it can be a complex process. Corporate Traveller expert Andrew Kemp understands the complexities well and shares the experiences of one of our customers.
When it comes to booking travel for your employees, how well do you know their requirements? Do they need flexible stays, gym facilities, prestige suppliers or economical options?
Large cost areas such as a business travel program benefit from strong reporting structures and provide a significant tangible benefit to business by delivering a big picture view of expenditure.
Discover the seven steps to better business travel and how Corporate Traveller can consolidate your travel program and save your business time and money.
