Hotel Unbundling Leads to More Booking Chaos in 2020By Donna M. AiroldiThe use of artificial intelligence to parse traveler data to provide more personalized booking choices has been on the upswing. Proponents tout better selections, increased time and cost savings and... KEEP READINGGround Transportation Policies Will Need a Second Look in 2020By Michael B. BakerUber and Lyft each have vowed that 2020 will be their last year with four quarters in the red, but that path to profitability might give travel buyers a reason to reevaluate their ground transportation... KEEP READINGSustainability in Business Travel: Is it Finally Time?By Serko SVP North America Tony D’AstolfoGiven the ubiquity, is my question nonsensical? Of course, it’s time—it’s long past time for sustainability to become a cornerstone of business travel. Why ask now?... KEEP READINGThe Food-Delivery App Battle Will Expand to Business TravelBy Chris DavisRuthlessly competitive and exploding in popularity, the food-delivery app market is a fascinating landscape of high-stakes corporate combat. Their rising popularity assures the combatants will be bigger... KEEP READINGFlexibility on LRA & Same-Day Cancellation Can Drive Hotel Program SavingsBy HRS SVP Hotel Solutions North America Jonathan HamblettDuring 2020 hotel negotiations, HRS repeatedly came across a new trend. Corporate hotel programs that are willing to be flexible can derive actual savings from last room availability and cancellation... KEEP READINGCompanies Will Use Climate Change as a Lever to Reduce TravelBy Dawit HabtemariamAt most, travel managers in the West will have a negligible impact on climate change. Annual carbon emissions from the U.S., UK, France and Germany—which happen to be the biggest Western... KEEP READINGWhen Trends Collide: Sustainability & PersonalizationBy Tripism CEO Adam KerrMany travelers would happily make greener travel choices if that information was presented to them alongside rich, personalized supplier content. I’m hopeful this decade will link the dual trends of... KEEP READINGThe Need for Speed: The New Opportunity for Traveler ServicingBy Festive Road Tech Geek Aurelie KrauYou probably won’t get to the end of this article. Our attention spans are getting shorter, dropping in the last 20 years from 12 seconds to just eight today. Unlock. Click. Tap. Load. Swipe. Like.... KEEP READING2020 is the Year of Direct Booking ChannelsBy DigiTravel Consulting Managing Partner Susan LichtensteinIn 2020, many companies will open direct booking channels, which will benefit all corporate stakeholders. While the commonly held belief is that direct bookings open the door to absolute chaos,... KEEP READINGTMC Consolidation Accelerates, Leaving Messy AftermathBy Butler Caroye Managing Director Tony O’ConnorThe TMC sector looks as if it might need a breather at the moment in terms of mergers and acquisitions. But I think the opposite is happening: Activity is accelerating. It’s fueled by a renewed need for... KEEP READINGTMCs Will Confront Ethical DecisionsBy Click Travel CEO Jill Palmer2020 will be the year of purpose beyond profit. TMCs will face decisions about how to grow their businesses while addressing sustainability in its widest sense. They’ll be challenging themselves to look... KEEP READINGMore T&E Providers Will Add Payments PieceBy Adam PerrottaThere are signs the walls around corporate payment cards could be lowering, with a spate of travel and expense management providers rolling out payment products of their own over the past several... KEEP READINGThe Direct Channel Will Tie in TMCs & Travel ManagersBy ARC COO Lauri ReishusWith the immense scale and complexity of air travel, our industry still relies on many legacy frameworks that weren’t designed to meet the needs of modern travelers. One framework—the stark division... KEEP READINGThe Journey Starts When You’re Flight ShoppingBy ATPCO CCO Jonathan SavitchI think we’re at an inflection point in 2020; decommodification of air travel is finally becoming a reality. This naturally starts with the way in which airlines present and sell products to individual... KEEP READINGMore TMC No-Bids Mean Buyers Selling Like Never BeforeBy GoldSpring Consulting Partner Will TateTMC industry consolidation leads to TMC market power, which creates the ability to be more selective about selling opportunities. Buyers will see this in even greater numbers this year.... KEEP READINGBusiness Travel Tech Will Strike Envy in Leisure Travelers in 2020By TripActions Co-founder & CTO Ilan TwigLeisure travel long been has considered better than work travel, but 2020 is the year that business travel will become the envy of leisure travel, thanks to technology advances—particularly machine... KEEP READINGSaving Face: Legislators Will Battle Over Regulating Biometrics in TravelBy Elizabeth WestThe U.S. Department of Homeland Security in December backed off the idea of requiring facial scans of U.S. citizens entering and leaving the United States. After seeming to propose the rule in its... KEEP READING RRManagement rrtestprocurement
Ground Transportation Policies Will Need a Second Look in 2020By Michael B. BakerUber and Lyft each have vowed that 2020 will be their last year with four quarters in the red, but that path to profitability might give travel buyers a reason to reevaluate their ground transportation... KEEP READINGSustainability in Business Travel: Is it Finally Time?By Serko SVP North America Tony D’AstolfoGiven the ubiquity, is my question nonsensical? Of course, it’s time—it’s long past time for sustainability to become a cornerstone of business travel. Why ask now?... KEEP READINGThe Food-Delivery App Battle Will Expand to Business TravelBy Chris DavisRuthlessly competitive and exploding in popularity, the food-delivery app market is a fascinating landscape of high-stakes corporate combat. Their rising popularity assures the combatants will be bigger... KEEP READINGFlexibility on LRA & Same-Day Cancellation Can Drive Hotel Program SavingsBy HRS SVP Hotel Solutions North America Jonathan HamblettDuring 2020 hotel negotiations, HRS repeatedly came across a new trend. Corporate hotel programs that are willing to be flexible can derive actual savings from last room availability and cancellation... KEEP READINGCompanies Will Use Climate Change as a Lever to Reduce TravelBy Dawit HabtemariamAt most, travel managers in the West will have a negligible impact on climate change. Annual carbon emissions from the U.S., UK, France and Germany—which happen to be the biggest Western... KEEP READINGWhen Trends Collide: Sustainability & PersonalizationBy Tripism CEO Adam KerrMany travelers would happily make greener travel choices if that information was presented to them alongside rich, personalized supplier content. I’m hopeful this decade will link the dual trends of... KEEP READINGThe Need for Speed: The New Opportunity for Traveler ServicingBy Festive Road Tech Geek Aurelie KrauYou probably won’t get to the end of this article. Our attention spans are getting shorter, dropping in the last 20 years from 12 seconds to just eight today. Unlock. Click. Tap. Load. Swipe. Like.... KEEP READING2020 is the Year of Direct Booking ChannelsBy DigiTravel Consulting Managing Partner Susan LichtensteinIn 2020, many companies will open direct booking channels, which will benefit all corporate stakeholders. While the commonly held belief is that direct bookings open the door to absolute chaos,... KEEP READINGTMC Consolidation Accelerates, Leaving Messy AftermathBy Butler Caroye Managing Director Tony O’ConnorThe TMC sector looks as if it might need a breather at the moment in terms of mergers and acquisitions. But I think the opposite is happening: Activity is accelerating. It’s fueled by a renewed need for... KEEP READINGTMCs Will Confront Ethical DecisionsBy Click Travel CEO Jill Palmer2020 will be the year of purpose beyond profit. TMCs will face decisions about how to grow their businesses while addressing sustainability in its widest sense. They’ll be challenging themselves to look... KEEP READINGMore T&E Providers Will Add Payments PieceBy Adam PerrottaThere are signs the walls around corporate payment cards could be lowering, with a spate of travel and expense management providers rolling out payment products of their own over the past several... KEEP READINGThe Direct Channel Will Tie in TMCs & Travel ManagersBy ARC COO Lauri ReishusWith the immense scale and complexity of air travel, our industry still relies on many legacy frameworks that weren’t designed to meet the needs of modern travelers. One framework—the stark division... KEEP READINGThe Journey Starts When You’re Flight ShoppingBy ATPCO CCO Jonathan SavitchI think we’re at an inflection point in 2020; decommodification of air travel is finally becoming a reality. This naturally starts with the way in which airlines present and sell products to individual... KEEP READINGMore TMC No-Bids Mean Buyers Selling Like Never BeforeBy GoldSpring Consulting Partner Will TateTMC industry consolidation leads to TMC market power, which creates the ability to be more selective about selling opportunities. Buyers will see this in even greater numbers this year.... KEEP READINGBusiness Travel Tech Will Strike Envy in Leisure Travelers in 2020By TripActions Co-founder & CTO Ilan TwigLeisure travel long been has considered better than work travel, but 2020 is the year that business travel will become the envy of leisure travel, thanks to technology advances—particularly machine... KEEP READINGSaving Face: Legislators Will Battle Over Regulating Biometrics in TravelBy Elizabeth WestThe U.S. Department of Homeland Security in December backed off the idea of requiring facial scans of U.S. citizens entering and leaving the United States. After seeming to propose the rule in its... KEEP READING RRManagement rrtestprocurement
Sustainability in Business Travel: Is it Finally Time?By Serko SVP North America Tony D’AstolfoGiven the ubiquity, is my question nonsensical? Of course, it’s time—it’s long past time for sustainability to become a cornerstone of business travel. Why ask now?... KEEP READINGThe Food-Delivery App Battle Will Expand to Business TravelBy Chris DavisRuthlessly competitive and exploding in popularity, the food-delivery app market is a fascinating landscape of high-stakes corporate combat. Their rising popularity assures the combatants will be bigger... KEEP READINGFlexibility on LRA & Same-Day Cancellation Can Drive Hotel Program SavingsBy HRS SVP Hotel Solutions North America Jonathan HamblettDuring 2020 hotel negotiations, HRS repeatedly came across a new trend. Corporate hotel programs that are willing to be flexible can derive actual savings from last room availability and cancellation... KEEP READINGCompanies Will Use Climate Change as a Lever to Reduce TravelBy Dawit HabtemariamAt most, travel managers in the West will have a negligible impact on climate change. Annual carbon emissions from the U.S., UK, France and Germany—which happen to be the biggest Western... KEEP READINGWhen Trends Collide: Sustainability & PersonalizationBy Tripism CEO Adam KerrMany travelers would happily make greener travel choices if that information was presented to them alongside rich, personalized supplier content. I’m hopeful this decade will link the dual trends of... KEEP READINGThe Need for Speed: The New Opportunity for Traveler ServicingBy Festive Road Tech Geek Aurelie KrauYou probably won’t get to the end of this article. Our attention spans are getting shorter, dropping in the last 20 years from 12 seconds to just eight today. Unlock. Click. Tap. Load. Swipe. Like.... KEEP READING2020 is the Year of Direct Booking ChannelsBy DigiTravel Consulting Managing Partner Susan LichtensteinIn 2020, many companies will open direct booking channels, which will benefit all corporate stakeholders. While the commonly held belief is that direct bookings open the door to absolute chaos,... KEEP READINGTMC Consolidation Accelerates, Leaving Messy AftermathBy Butler Caroye Managing Director Tony O’ConnorThe TMC sector looks as if it might need a breather at the moment in terms of mergers and acquisitions. But I think the opposite is happening: Activity is accelerating. It’s fueled by a renewed need for... KEEP READINGTMCs Will Confront Ethical DecisionsBy Click Travel CEO Jill Palmer2020 will be the year of purpose beyond profit. TMCs will face decisions about how to grow their businesses while addressing sustainability in its widest sense. They’ll be challenging themselves to look... KEEP READINGMore T&E Providers Will Add Payments PieceBy Adam PerrottaThere are signs the walls around corporate payment cards could be lowering, with a spate of travel and expense management providers rolling out payment products of their own over the past several... KEEP READINGThe Direct Channel Will Tie in TMCs & Travel ManagersBy ARC COO Lauri ReishusWith the immense scale and complexity of air travel, our industry still relies on many legacy frameworks that weren’t designed to meet the needs of modern travelers. One framework—the stark division... KEEP READINGThe Journey Starts When You’re Flight ShoppingBy ATPCO CCO Jonathan SavitchI think we’re at an inflection point in 2020; decommodification of air travel is finally becoming a reality. This naturally starts with the way in which airlines present and sell products to individual... KEEP READINGMore TMC No-Bids Mean Buyers Selling Like Never BeforeBy GoldSpring Consulting Partner Will TateTMC industry consolidation leads to TMC market power, which creates the ability to be more selective about selling opportunities. Buyers will see this in even greater numbers this year.... KEEP READINGBusiness Travel Tech Will Strike Envy in Leisure Travelers in 2020By TripActions Co-founder & CTO Ilan TwigLeisure travel long been has considered better than work travel, but 2020 is the year that business travel will become the envy of leisure travel, thanks to technology advances—particularly machine... KEEP READINGSaving Face: Legislators Will Battle Over Regulating Biometrics in TravelBy Elizabeth WestThe U.S. Department of Homeland Security in December backed off the idea of requiring facial scans of U.S. citizens entering and leaving the United States. After seeming to propose the rule in its... KEEP READING RRManagement rrtestprocurement
The Food-Delivery App Battle Will Expand to Business TravelBy Chris DavisRuthlessly competitive and exploding in popularity, the food-delivery app market is a fascinating landscape of high-stakes corporate combat. Their rising popularity assures the combatants will be bigger... KEEP READINGFlexibility on LRA & Same-Day Cancellation Can Drive Hotel Program SavingsBy HRS SVP Hotel Solutions North America Jonathan HamblettDuring 2020 hotel negotiations, HRS repeatedly came across a new trend. Corporate hotel programs that are willing to be flexible can derive actual savings from last room availability and cancellation... KEEP READINGCompanies Will Use Climate Change as a Lever to Reduce TravelBy Dawit HabtemariamAt most, travel managers in the West will have a negligible impact on climate change. Annual carbon emissions from the U.S., UK, France and Germany—which happen to be the biggest Western... KEEP READINGWhen Trends Collide: Sustainability & PersonalizationBy Tripism CEO Adam KerrMany travelers would happily make greener travel choices if that information was presented to them alongside rich, personalized supplier content. I’m hopeful this decade will link the dual trends of... KEEP READINGThe Need for Speed: The New Opportunity for Traveler ServicingBy Festive Road Tech Geek Aurelie KrauYou probably won’t get to the end of this article. Our attention spans are getting shorter, dropping in the last 20 years from 12 seconds to just eight today. Unlock. Click. Tap. Load. Swipe. Like.... KEEP READING2020 is the Year of Direct Booking ChannelsBy DigiTravel Consulting Managing Partner Susan LichtensteinIn 2020, many companies will open direct booking channels, which will benefit all corporate stakeholders. While the commonly held belief is that direct bookings open the door to absolute chaos,... KEEP READINGTMC Consolidation Accelerates, Leaving Messy AftermathBy Butler Caroye Managing Director Tony O’ConnorThe TMC sector looks as if it might need a breather at the moment in terms of mergers and acquisitions. But I think the opposite is happening: Activity is accelerating. It’s fueled by a renewed need for... KEEP READINGTMCs Will Confront Ethical DecisionsBy Click Travel CEO Jill Palmer2020 will be the year of purpose beyond profit. TMCs will face decisions about how to grow their businesses while addressing sustainability in its widest sense. They’ll be challenging themselves to look... KEEP READINGMore T&E Providers Will Add Payments PieceBy Adam PerrottaThere are signs the walls around corporate payment cards could be lowering, with a spate of travel and expense management providers rolling out payment products of their own over the past several... KEEP READINGThe Direct Channel Will Tie in TMCs & Travel ManagersBy ARC COO Lauri ReishusWith the immense scale and complexity of air travel, our industry still relies on many legacy frameworks that weren’t designed to meet the needs of modern travelers. One framework—the stark division... KEEP READINGThe Journey Starts When You’re Flight ShoppingBy ATPCO CCO Jonathan SavitchI think we’re at an inflection point in 2020; decommodification of air travel is finally becoming a reality. This naturally starts with the way in which airlines present and sell products to individual... KEEP READINGMore TMC No-Bids Mean Buyers Selling Like Never BeforeBy GoldSpring Consulting Partner Will TateTMC industry consolidation leads to TMC market power, which creates the ability to be more selective about selling opportunities. Buyers will see this in even greater numbers this year.... KEEP READINGBusiness Travel Tech Will Strike Envy in Leisure Travelers in 2020By TripActions Co-founder & CTO Ilan TwigLeisure travel long been has considered better than work travel, but 2020 is the year that business travel will become the envy of leisure travel, thanks to technology advances—particularly machine... KEEP READINGSaving Face: Legislators Will Battle Over Regulating Biometrics in TravelBy Elizabeth WestThe U.S. Department of Homeland Security in December backed off the idea of requiring facial scans of U.S. citizens entering and leaving the United States. After seeming to propose the rule in its... KEEP READING RRManagement rrtestprocurement
Flexibility on LRA & Same-Day Cancellation Can Drive Hotel Program SavingsBy HRS SVP Hotel Solutions North America Jonathan HamblettDuring 2020 hotel negotiations, HRS repeatedly came across a new trend. Corporate hotel programs that are willing to be flexible can derive actual savings from last room availability and cancellation... KEEP READINGCompanies Will Use Climate Change as a Lever to Reduce TravelBy Dawit HabtemariamAt most, travel managers in the West will have a negligible impact on climate change. Annual carbon emissions from the U.S., UK, France and Germany—which happen to be the biggest Western... KEEP READINGWhen Trends Collide: Sustainability & PersonalizationBy Tripism CEO Adam KerrMany travelers would happily make greener travel choices if that information was presented to them alongside rich, personalized supplier content. I’m hopeful this decade will link the dual trends of... KEEP READINGThe Need for Speed: The New Opportunity for Traveler ServicingBy Festive Road Tech Geek Aurelie KrauYou probably won’t get to the end of this article. Our attention spans are getting shorter, dropping in the last 20 years from 12 seconds to just eight today. Unlock. Click. Tap. Load. Swipe. Like.... KEEP READING2020 is the Year of Direct Booking ChannelsBy DigiTravel Consulting Managing Partner Susan LichtensteinIn 2020, many companies will open direct booking channels, which will benefit all corporate stakeholders. While the commonly held belief is that direct bookings open the door to absolute chaos,... KEEP READINGTMC Consolidation Accelerates, Leaving Messy AftermathBy Butler Caroye Managing Director Tony O’ConnorThe TMC sector looks as if it might need a breather at the moment in terms of mergers and acquisitions. But I think the opposite is happening: Activity is accelerating. It’s fueled by a renewed need for... KEEP READINGTMCs Will Confront Ethical DecisionsBy Click Travel CEO Jill Palmer2020 will be the year of purpose beyond profit. TMCs will face decisions about how to grow their businesses while addressing sustainability in its widest sense. They’ll be challenging themselves to look... KEEP READINGMore T&E Providers Will Add Payments PieceBy Adam PerrottaThere are signs the walls around corporate payment cards could be lowering, with a spate of travel and expense management providers rolling out payment products of their own over the past several... KEEP READINGThe Direct Channel Will Tie in TMCs & Travel ManagersBy ARC COO Lauri ReishusWith the immense scale and complexity of air travel, our industry still relies on many legacy frameworks that weren’t designed to meet the needs of modern travelers. One framework—the stark division... KEEP READINGThe Journey Starts When You’re Flight ShoppingBy ATPCO CCO Jonathan SavitchI think we’re at an inflection point in 2020; decommodification of air travel is finally becoming a reality. This naturally starts with the way in which airlines present and sell products to individual... KEEP READINGMore TMC No-Bids Mean Buyers Selling Like Never BeforeBy GoldSpring Consulting Partner Will TateTMC industry consolidation leads to TMC market power, which creates the ability to be more selective about selling opportunities. Buyers will see this in even greater numbers this year.... KEEP READINGBusiness Travel Tech Will Strike Envy in Leisure Travelers in 2020By TripActions Co-founder & CTO Ilan TwigLeisure travel long been has considered better than work travel, but 2020 is the year that business travel will become the envy of leisure travel, thanks to technology advances—particularly machine... KEEP READINGSaving Face: Legislators Will Battle Over Regulating Biometrics in TravelBy Elizabeth WestThe U.S. Department of Homeland Security in December backed off the idea of requiring facial scans of U.S. citizens entering and leaving the United States. After seeming to propose the rule in its... KEEP READING RRManagement rrtestprocurement
Companies Will Use Climate Change as a Lever to Reduce TravelBy Dawit HabtemariamAt most, travel managers in the West will have a negligible impact on climate change. Annual carbon emissions from the U.S., UK, France and Germany—which happen to be the biggest Western... KEEP READINGWhen Trends Collide: Sustainability & PersonalizationBy Tripism CEO Adam KerrMany travelers would happily make greener travel choices if that information was presented to them alongside rich, personalized supplier content. I’m hopeful this decade will link the dual trends of... KEEP READINGThe Need for Speed: The New Opportunity for Traveler ServicingBy Festive Road Tech Geek Aurelie KrauYou probably won’t get to the end of this article. Our attention spans are getting shorter, dropping in the last 20 years from 12 seconds to just eight today. Unlock. Click. Tap. Load. Swipe. Like.... KEEP READING2020 is the Year of Direct Booking ChannelsBy DigiTravel Consulting Managing Partner Susan LichtensteinIn 2020, many companies will open direct booking channels, which will benefit all corporate stakeholders. While the commonly held belief is that direct bookings open the door to absolute chaos,... KEEP READINGTMC Consolidation Accelerates, Leaving Messy AftermathBy Butler Caroye Managing Director Tony O’ConnorThe TMC sector looks as if it might need a breather at the moment in terms of mergers and acquisitions. But I think the opposite is happening: Activity is accelerating. It’s fueled by a renewed need for... KEEP READINGTMCs Will Confront Ethical DecisionsBy Click Travel CEO Jill Palmer2020 will be the year of purpose beyond profit. TMCs will face decisions about how to grow their businesses while addressing sustainability in its widest sense. They’ll be challenging themselves to look... KEEP READINGMore T&E Providers Will Add Payments PieceBy Adam PerrottaThere are signs the walls around corporate payment cards could be lowering, with a spate of travel and expense management providers rolling out payment products of their own over the past several... KEEP READINGThe Direct Channel Will Tie in TMCs & Travel ManagersBy ARC COO Lauri ReishusWith the immense scale and complexity of air travel, our industry still relies on many legacy frameworks that weren’t designed to meet the needs of modern travelers. One framework—the stark division... KEEP READINGThe Journey Starts When You’re Flight ShoppingBy ATPCO CCO Jonathan SavitchI think we’re at an inflection point in 2020; decommodification of air travel is finally becoming a reality. This naturally starts with the way in which airlines present and sell products to individual... KEEP READINGMore TMC No-Bids Mean Buyers Selling Like Never BeforeBy GoldSpring Consulting Partner Will TateTMC industry consolidation leads to TMC market power, which creates the ability to be more selective about selling opportunities. Buyers will see this in even greater numbers this year.... KEEP READINGBusiness Travel Tech Will Strike Envy in Leisure Travelers in 2020By TripActions Co-founder & CTO Ilan TwigLeisure travel long been has considered better than work travel, but 2020 is the year that business travel will become the envy of leisure travel, thanks to technology advances—particularly machine... KEEP READINGSaving Face: Legislators Will Battle Over Regulating Biometrics in TravelBy Elizabeth WestThe U.S. Department of Homeland Security in December backed off the idea of requiring facial scans of U.S. citizens entering and leaving the United States. After seeming to propose the rule in its... KEEP READING RRManagement rrtestprocurement
When Trends Collide: Sustainability & PersonalizationBy Tripism CEO Adam KerrMany travelers would happily make greener travel choices if that information was presented to them alongside rich, personalized supplier content. I’m hopeful this decade will link the dual trends of... KEEP READINGThe Need for Speed: The New Opportunity for Traveler ServicingBy Festive Road Tech Geek Aurelie KrauYou probably won’t get to the end of this article. Our attention spans are getting shorter, dropping in the last 20 years from 12 seconds to just eight today. Unlock. Click. Tap. Load. Swipe. Like.... KEEP READING2020 is the Year of Direct Booking ChannelsBy DigiTravel Consulting Managing Partner Susan LichtensteinIn 2020, many companies will open direct booking channels, which will benefit all corporate stakeholders. While the commonly held belief is that direct bookings open the door to absolute chaos,... KEEP READINGTMC Consolidation Accelerates, Leaving Messy AftermathBy Butler Caroye Managing Director Tony O’ConnorThe TMC sector looks as if it might need a breather at the moment in terms of mergers and acquisitions. But I think the opposite is happening: Activity is accelerating. It’s fueled by a renewed need for... KEEP READINGTMCs Will Confront Ethical DecisionsBy Click Travel CEO Jill Palmer2020 will be the year of purpose beyond profit. TMCs will face decisions about how to grow their businesses while addressing sustainability in its widest sense. They’ll be challenging themselves to look... KEEP READINGMore T&E Providers Will Add Payments PieceBy Adam PerrottaThere are signs the walls around corporate payment cards could be lowering, with a spate of travel and expense management providers rolling out payment products of their own over the past several... KEEP READINGThe Direct Channel Will Tie in TMCs & Travel ManagersBy ARC COO Lauri ReishusWith the immense scale and complexity of air travel, our industry still relies on many legacy frameworks that weren’t designed to meet the needs of modern travelers. One framework—the stark division... KEEP READINGThe Journey Starts When You’re Flight ShoppingBy ATPCO CCO Jonathan SavitchI think we’re at an inflection point in 2020; decommodification of air travel is finally becoming a reality. This naturally starts with the way in which airlines present and sell products to individual... KEEP READINGMore TMC No-Bids Mean Buyers Selling Like Never BeforeBy GoldSpring Consulting Partner Will TateTMC industry consolidation leads to TMC market power, which creates the ability to be more selective about selling opportunities. Buyers will see this in even greater numbers this year.... KEEP READINGBusiness Travel Tech Will Strike Envy in Leisure Travelers in 2020By TripActions Co-founder & CTO Ilan TwigLeisure travel long been has considered better than work travel, but 2020 is the year that business travel will become the envy of leisure travel, thanks to technology advances—particularly machine... KEEP READINGSaving Face: Legislators Will Battle Over Regulating Biometrics in TravelBy Elizabeth WestThe U.S. Department of Homeland Security in December backed off the idea of requiring facial scans of U.S. citizens entering and leaving the United States. After seeming to propose the rule in its... KEEP READING RRManagement rrtestprocurement
The Need for Speed: The New Opportunity for Traveler ServicingBy Festive Road Tech Geek Aurelie KrauYou probably won’t get to the end of this article. Our attention spans are getting shorter, dropping in the last 20 years from 12 seconds to just eight today. Unlock. Click. Tap. Load. Swipe. Like.... KEEP READING2020 is the Year of Direct Booking ChannelsBy DigiTravel Consulting Managing Partner Susan LichtensteinIn 2020, many companies will open direct booking channels, which will benefit all corporate stakeholders. While the commonly held belief is that direct bookings open the door to absolute chaos,... KEEP READINGTMC Consolidation Accelerates, Leaving Messy AftermathBy Butler Caroye Managing Director Tony O’ConnorThe TMC sector looks as if it might need a breather at the moment in terms of mergers and acquisitions. But I think the opposite is happening: Activity is accelerating. It’s fueled by a renewed need for... KEEP READINGTMCs Will Confront Ethical DecisionsBy Click Travel CEO Jill Palmer2020 will be the year of purpose beyond profit. TMCs will face decisions about how to grow their businesses while addressing sustainability in its widest sense. They’ll be challenging themselves to look... KEEP READINGMore T&E Providers Will Add Payments PieceBy Adam PerrottaThere are signs the walls around corporate payment cards could be lowering, with a spate of travel and expense management providers rolling out payment products of their own over the past several... KEEP READINGThe Direct Channel Will Tie in TMCs & Travel ManagersBy ARC COO Lauri ReishusWith the immense scale and complexity of air travel, our industry still relies on many legacy frameworks that weren’t designed to meet the needs of modern travelers. One framework—the stark division... KEEP READINGThe Journey Starts When You’re Flight ShoppingBy ATPCO CCO Jonathan SavitchI think we’re at an inflection point in 2020; decommodification of air travel is finally becoming a reality. This naturally starts with the way in which airlines present and sell products to individual... KEEP READINGMore TMC No-Bids Mean Buyers Selling Like Never BeforeBy GoldSpring Consulting Partner Will TateTMC industry consolidation leads to TMC market power, which creates the ability to be more selective about selling opportunities. Buyers will see this in even greater numbers this year.... KEEP READINGBusiness Travel Tech Will Strike Envy in Leisure Travelers in 2020By TripActions Co-founder & CTO Ilan TwigLeisure travel long been has considered better than work travel, but 2020 is the year that business travel will become the envy of leisure travel, thanks to technology advances—particularly machine... KEEP READINGSaving Face: Legislators Will Battle Over Regulating Biometrics in TravelBy Elizabeth WestThe U.S. Department of Homeland Security in December backed off the idea of requiring facial scans of U.S. citizens entering and leaving the United States. After seeming to propose the rule in its... KEEP READING RRManagement rrtestprocurement
2020 is the Year of Direct Booking ChannelsBy DigiTravel Consulting Managing Partner Susan LichtensteinIn 2020, many companies will open direct booking channels, which will benefit all corporate stakeholders. While the commonly held belief is that direct bookings open the door to absolute chaos,... KEEP READINGTMC Consolidation Accelerates, Leaving Messy AftermathBy Butler Caroye Managing Director Tony O’ConnorThe TMC sector looks as if it might need a breather at the moment in terms of mergers and acquisitions. But I think the opposite is happening: Activity is accelerating. It’s fueled by a renewed need for... KEEP READINGTMCs Will Confront Ethical DecisionsBy Click Travel CEO Jill Palmer2020 will be the year of purpose beyond profit. TMCs will face decisions about how to grow their businesses while addressing sustainability in its widest sense. They’ll be challenging themselves to look... KEEP READINGMore T&E Providers Will Add Payments PieceBy Adam PerrottaThere are signs the walls around corporate payment cards could be lowering, with a spate of travel and expense management providers rolling out payment products of their own over the past several... KEEP READINGThe Direct Channel Will Tie in TMCs & Travel ManagersBy ARC COO Lauri ReishusWith the immense scale and complexity of air travel, our industry still relies on many legacy frameworks that weren’t designed to meet the needs of modern travelers. One framework—the stark division... KEEP READINGThe Journey Starts When You’re Flight ShoppingBy ATPCO CCO Jonathan SavitchI think we’re at an inflection point in 2020; decommodification of air travel is finally becoming a reality. This naturally starts with the way in which airlines present and sell products to individual... KEEP READINGMore TMC No-Bids Mean Buyers Selling Like Never BeforeBy GoldSpring Consulting Partner Will TateTMC industry consolidation leads to TMC market power, which creates the ability to be more selective about selling opportunities. Buyers will see this in even greater numbers this year.... KEEP READINGBusiness Travel Tech Will Strike Envy in Leisure Travelers in 2020By TripActions Co-founder & CTO Ilan TwigLeisure travel long been has considered better than work travel, but 2020 is the year that business travel will become the envy of leisure travel, thanks to technology advances—particularly machine... KEEP READINGSaving Face: Legislators Will Battle Over Regulating Biometrics in TravelBy Elizabeth WestThe U.S. Department of Homeland Security in December backed off the idea of requiring facial scans of U.S. citizens entering and leaving the United States. After seeming to propose the rule in its... KEEP READING RRManagement rrtestprocurement
TMC Consolidation Accelerates, Leaving Messy AftermathBy Butler Caroye Managing Director Tony O’ConnorThe TMC sector looks as if it might need a breather at the moment in terms of mergers and acquisitions. But I think the opposite is happening: Activity is accelerating. It’s fueled by a renewed need for... KEEP READINGTMCs Will Confront Ethical DecisionsBy Click Travel CEO Jill Palmer2020 will be the year of purpose beyond profit. TMCs will face decisions about how to grow their businesses while addressing sustainability in its widest sense. They’ll be challenging themselves to look... KEEP READINGMore T&E Providers Will Add Payments PieceBy Adam PerrottaThere are signs the walls around corporate payment cards could be lowering, with a spate of travel and expense management providers rolling out payment products of their own over the past several... KEEP READINGThe Direct Channel Will Tie in TMCs & Travel ManagersBy ARC COO Lauri ReishusWith the immense scale and complexity of air travel, our industry still relies on many legacy frameworks that weren’t designed to meet the needs of modern travelers. One framework—the stark division... KEEP READINGThe Journey Starts When You’re Flight ShoppingBy ATPCO CCO Jonathan SavitchI think we’re at an inflection point in 2020; decommodification of air travel is finally becoming a reality. This naturally starts with the way in which airlines present and sell products to individual... KEEP READINGMore TMC No-Bids Mean Buyers Selling Like Never BeforeBy GoldSpring Consulting Partner Will TateTMC industry consolidation leads to TMC market power, which creates the ability to be more selective about selling opportunities. Buyers will see this in even greater numbers this year.... KEEP READINGBusiness Travel Tech Will Strike Envy in Leisure Travelers in 2020By TripActions Co-founder & CTO Ilan TwigLeisure travel long been has considered better than work travel, but 2020 is the year that business travel will become the envy of leisure travel, thanks to technology advances—particularly machine... KEEP READINGSaving Face: Legislators Will Battle Over Regulating Biometrics in TravelBy Elizabeth WestThe U.S. Department of Homeland Security in December backed off the idea of requiring facial scans of U.S. citizens entering and leaving the United States. After seeming to propose the rule in its... KEEP READING RRManagement rrtestprocurement
TMCs Will Confront Ethical DecisionsBy Click Travel CEO Jill Palmer2020 will be the year of purpose beyond profit. TMCs will face decisions about how to grow their businesses while addressing sustainability in its widest sense. They’ll be challenging themselves to look... KEEP READINGMore T&E Providers Will Add Payments PieceBy Adam PerrottaThere are signs the walls around corporate payment cards could be lowering, with a spate of travel and expense management providers rolling out payment products of their own over the past several... KEEP READINGThe Direct Channel Will Tie in TMCs & Travel ManagersBy ARC COO Lauri ReishusWith the immense scale and complexity of air travel, our industry still relies on many legacy frameworks that weren’t designed to meet the needs of modern travelers. One framework—the stark division... KEEP READINGThe Journey Starts When You’re Flight ShoppingBy ATPCO CCO Jonathan SavitchI think we’re at an inflection point in 2020; decommodification of air travel is finally becoming a reality. This naturally starts with the way in which airlines present and sell products to individual... KEEP READINGMore TMC No-Bids Mean Buyers Selling Like Never BeforeBy GoldSpring Consulting Partner Will TateTMC industry consolidation leads to TMC market power, which creates the ability to be more selective about selling opportunities. Buyers will see this in even greater numbers this year.... KEEP READINGBusiness Travel Tech Will Strike Envy in Leisure Travelers in 2020By TripActions Co-founder & CTO Ilan TwigLeisure travel long been has considered better than work travel, but 2020 is the year that business travel will become the envy of leisure travel, thanks to technology advances—particularly machine... KEEP READINGSaving Face: Legislators Will Battle Over Regulating Biometrics in TravelBy Elizabeth WestThe U.S. Department of Homeland Security in December backed off the idea of requiring facial scans of U.S. citizens entering and leaving the United States. After seeming to propose the rule in its... KEEP READING
More T&E Providers Will Add Payments PieceBy Adam PerrottaThere are signs the walls around corporate payment cards could be lowering, with a spate of travel and expense management providers rolling out payment products of their own over the past several... KEEP READINGThe Direct Channel Will Tie in TMCs & Travel ManagersBy ARC COO Lauri ReishusWith the immense scale and complexity of air travel, our industry still relies on many legacy frameworks that weren’t designed to meet the needs of modern travelers. One framework—the stark division... KEEP READINGThe Journey Starts When You’re Flight ShoppingBy ATPCO CCO Jonathan SavitchI think we’re at an inflection point in 2020; decommodification of air travel is finally becoming a reality. This naturally starts with the way in which airlines present and sell products to individual... KEEP READINGMore TMC No-Bids Mean Buyers Selling Like Never BeforeBy GoldSpring Consulting Partner Will TateTMC industry consolidation leads to TMC market power, which creates the ability to be more selective about selling opportunities. Buyers will see this in even greater numbers this year.... KEEP READINGBusiness Travel Tech Will Strike Envy in Leisure Travelers in 2020By TripActions Co-founder & CTO Ilan TwigLeisure travel long been has considered better than work travel, but 2020 is the year that business travel will become the envy of leisure travel, thanks to technology advances—particularly machine... KEEP READINGSaving Face: Legislators Will Battle Over Regulating Biometrics in TravelBy Elizabeth WestThe U.S. Department of Homeland Security in December backed off the idea of requiring facial scans of U.S. citizens entering and leaving the United States. After seeming to propose the rule in its... KEEP READING
The Direct Channel Will Tie in TMCs & Travel ManagersBy ARC COO Lauri ReishusWith the immense scale and complexity of air travel, our industry still relies on many legacy frameworks that weren’t designed to meet the needs of modern travelers. One framework—the stark division... KEEP READINGThe Journey Starts When You’re Flight ShoppingBy ATPCO CCO Jonathan SavitchI think we’re at an inflection point in 2020; decommodification of air travel is finally becoming a reality. This naturally starts with the way in which airlines present and sell products to individual... KEEP READINGMore TMC No-Bids Mean Buyers Selling Like Never BeforeBy GoldSpring Consulting Partner Will TateTMC industry consolidation leads to TMC market power, which creates the ability to be more selective about selling opportunities. Buyers will see this in even greater numbers this year.... KEEP READINGBusiness Travel Tech Will Strike Envy in Leisure Travelers in 2020By TripActions Co-founder & CTO Ilan TwigLeisure travel long been has considered better than work travel, but 2020 is the year that business travel will become the envy of leisure travel, thanks to technology advances—particularly machine... KEEP READINGSaving Face: Legislators Will Battle Over Regulating Biometrics in TravelBy Elizabeth WestThe U.S. Department of Homeland Security in December backed off the idea of requiring facial scans of U.S. citizens entering and leaving the United States. After seeming to propose the rule in its... KEEP READING
The Journey Starts When You’re Flight ShoppingBy ATPCO CCO Jonathan SavitchI think we’re at an inflection point in 2020; decommodification of air travel is finally becoming a reality. This naturally starts with the way in which airlines present and sell products to individual... KEEP READINGMore TMC No-Bids Mean Buyers Selling Like Never BeforeBy GoldSpring Consulting Partner Will TateTMC industry consolidation leads to TMC market power, which creates the ability to be more selective about selling opportunities. Buyers will see this in even greater numbers this year.... KEEP READINGBusiness Travel Tech Will Strike Envy in Leisure Travelers in 2020By TripActions Co-founder & CTO Ilan TwigLeisure travel long been has considered better than work travel, but 2020 is the year that business travel will become the envy of leisure travel, thanks to technology advances—particularly machine... KEEP READINGSaving Face: Legislators Will Battle Over Regulating Biometrics in TravelBy Elizabeth WestThe U.S. Department of Homeland Security in December backed off the idea of requiring facial scans of U.S. citizens entering and leaving the United States. After seeming to propose the rule in its... KEEP READING
More TMC No-Bids Mean Buyers Selling Like Never BeforeBy GoldSpring Consulting Partner Will TateTMC industry consolidation leads to TMC market power, which creates the ability to be more selective about selling opportunities. Buyers will see this in even greater numbers this year.... KEEP READINGBusiness Travel Tech Will Strike Envy in Leisure Travelers in 2020By TripActions Co-founder & CTO Ilan TwigLeisure travel long been has considered better than work travel, but 2020 is the year that business travel will become the envy of leisure travel, thanks to technology advances—particularly machine... KEEP READINGSaving Face: Legislators Will Battle Over Regulating Biometrics in TravelBy Elizabeth WestThe U.S. Department of Homeland Security in December backed off the idea of requiring facial scans of U.S. citizens entering and leaving the United States. After seeming to propose the rule in its... KEEP READING
Business Travel Tech Will Strike Envy in Leisure Travelers in 2020By TripActions Co-founder & CTO Ilan TwigLeisure travel long been has considered better than work travel, but 2020 is the year that business travel will become the envy of leisure travel, thanks to technology advances—particularly machine... KEEP READINGSaving Face: Legislators Will Battle Over Regulating Biometrics in TravelBy Elizabeth WestThe U.S. Department of Homeland Security in December backed off the idea of requiring facial scans of U.S. citizens entering and leaving the United States. After seeming to propose the rule in its... KEEP READING
Saving Face: Legislators Will Battle Over Regulating Biometrics in TravelBy Elizabeth WestThe U.S. Department of Homeland Security in December backed off the idea of requiring facial scans of U.S. citizens entering and leaving the United States. After seeming to propose the rule in its... KEEP READING