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One of the most challenging and rewarding roles of a Travel and Procurement Manager is negotiating hotel discounts that benefit their company. The process, however,

Business travel today demands more than just an itinerary, it requires awareness. Dennis Letts, former U.S. Secret Service agent and 9/11 hero, shares practical tips

Can we really demystify the unknowns of Artificial Intelligence (AI) and make it tangible? Today, we discuss the myths and realities behind AI so we

Over the past few years, traveler safety and security has taken on an entirely new dimension of focus.  Whether you are broadening your current program or

Business travel hasn’t been the most traveler-friendly of endeavors these past few months and there is a need for a truly intentional and collaborative approach

With American Airlines' recent announcement of the April 1 launch for their modern retailing initiative, Travel Incorporated invited Cory Garner, CEO of T2RL and former

Today’s business travelers have new expectations that are impacting their job satisfaction. Find out what you can do to implement a more traveler-centric travel policy

On March 1, 2022, Travel Incorporated's SVP of Strategic Partnerships, Tony Peter, had the opportunity to sit down and host a livestream event with Delta

Back in the skies is such a welcomed treat for both leisure and business travelers. Since early 2020, it hasn't been that easy for either

Join us on this episode of Your Window Seat Podcast with guest speaker Helen Hodgkinson, CoFounder of CACTUS; a climate action group for corporate travel, as we discuss sustainability in

Companies are trying to motivate employees and excite clients through meeting technology and in-person events. We discuss trends in meeting and incentive travel, and learn

Consolidating your global travel program may not be as straightforward as you think. We break down the myths and common misconceptions around global travel consolidation...

This episode highlights what has been referred to as the “Rental Car Apocalypse” with dramatically increased car rental rates, reduced vehicle availability and the uncertainty