Business travelers in a recent survey performed by BTN characterized travel as a fundamental work enablement mechanism for their current roles. More than 83 percent of 309 full-time workers said that business travel was “important” or “very important” to their job success, and over 84 percent said it was “important” or “very important” to their […]
We have all heard the phrase, ‘change is the only constant’. While this may feel true, we must ask ourselves what aspects of change are imperative to incorporate into your travel programs, and how do they align within your foundational principles?
Was your trip successful? Unfortunately, it is complicated, yet this could be a terrific place to start. The traveler may be considering their trip successful based upon the quality of the meetings, if the flights were on time, hotel room clean and/or if they were productive while on the road. On the opposing side, they […]
Higher fares and tighter budgets add a degree of difficulty for travelers planning business trips. Booking a business trip today isn’t as simple as clicking “Buy” on your go-to airline and heading for the airport lounge.
Under pressure to improve efficiency, travel management companies are working to automate responses to travel planning requests from travelers sent by email.
American Airlines has set April 3rd as the target date for their proposed move of 40% of their scheduled flights to their NDC (New Distribution Capabilities) booking channel whereby selected routes will not be available through standard.
The world is open for business and airline routes continue to expand. While travelers are ready to resume their international travel, traveling internationally is anything but routine.
Hotel Sourcing is taking on an entirely new approach as we work to understand your travelers’ needs alongside the fluctuation of rates within the industry.
Travel distribution continues to evolve as does our business travel industry as a whole. Travel Incorporated embraces change and maintains our position not only as thought leaders, but as leaders ahead of the technology and innovation trends.
Many companies refer to their travel policies and employee travel process as either ‘managed’ or ‘unmanaged’ travel programs. The ‘managed’ program has been referenced as a process serviced and supported by a Travel Management Company with specific directives as to how the travelers should book their travel. In comparison, an ‘unmanaged’ program typically provides guidelines, […]