The Younger Workforce: Key Insights for Business Travel Managers
The workforce is changing rapidly, and with it, the way companies approach business travel. Millennials and Gen Z employees now represent on average 53% of active business travelers.
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The workforce is changing rapidly, and with it, the way companies approach business travel. Millennials and Gen Z employees now represent on average 53% of active business travelers.
With the economy constantly shifting, travel and procurement managers are being challenged to do more with less. Rising costs, supply chain issues, and market fluctuations mean every dollar spent is under the microscope—including travel.
As we reach the middle of 2025, corporate travel is showing solid signs of bouncing back after a tough start to the year, which was marked by economic uncertainty and geopolitical challenges.
In today’s rapidly evolving business landscape, companies are under increased pressure to deliver greater value with fewer resources. Tighter margins, a rise in stakeholder expectations, and a renewed focus on operational resilience have transformed the role of procurement and travel managers – no longer just targeted cost-control, but also strategic value…. For more insight into […]
Corporate Travel Managers have routinely been challenged with managing budgets around the full cost of hotel stays due to the historic omission of various fee disclosures.
This month, Southwest Airlines unveiled significant updates to fare structures and baggage policies—signaling a shift toward a more tailored and revenue-driven approach.
Several major US airlines are challenging a series of Department of Transportation (DOT) regulations introduced under the Biden Administration, which the Department stated focused on advancing “the largest expansion of airline passenger rights.”
Our clients often inquire whether they are asking the right questions in their hotel RFPs to identify how properties are adapting to new requirements by the traveler, and of the travel management program
Over the past two years, we have seen a significant shift in the management and requirements for Group, Meeting and Incentive travel.
Travel Incorporated has taken the input of various sources including The Economist, air passenger market analysis from IATA, the OAG (Official Airline Guide) and BCD, our global servicing partner, to combine and summarize the most significant trends that are likely to impact business travel.
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