Skift Take
As the global business landscape changes, so does the nature of corporate travel – and the needs of a global managed travel program evolve along with it. Organizations today require consistent service and data visibility worldwide, along with support that understands local and cultural sensitivities, to keep their travelers safe, productive, and happy on the road.
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China. India. Mexico. South Africa. It may sound like the lineup for the next season of an Anthony Bourdain series, but it’s actually my business travel itinerary for the next six weeks.
I like to think of myself as a professional go-getter - wherever the business is, that’s where I go. I’ve been to more countries this year than many will see in their lifetime, my passport reads like a World Cup bracket, and my Global Entry membership has paid for itself tenfold.
Those business trips take me across international borders more and more each year. I’m now traveling more globally than domestically, and the locations just keep getting more exotic. Have you ever heard of Maputo? It’s recently beco
