Business Travel News

Despite increasing importance of corporate travel, travel and expense pain points remain prevalent. Employees and managers alike still struggle with their platforms and solutions, and companies can't afford to compromise.

Warburg Pincus believes that corporate travel in Latin America is not a mere bet, but a viable business. 

AI is generating fake receipts, and corporations need to modernize their auditing to keep pace.

Amex GBT is the dominant force in corporate travel, and it can use a massive AI-led tech makeover to fulfill its promise, including finally making meaningful headway with both the small business and unmanaged business travel markets.

A browser like OpenAI’s Atlas may be able to book a trip, but that’s just one facet of the business travel mission.

TravelPerk changed its name to Perk in a bid to lose the perception that the company is solely about "travel." Will the rebrand help lead Perk toward an exit, like Navan did with its IPO?

Major shifts in the corporate travel space have inspired a trend toward unified, AI-powered policy management platforms. But travel is personal, and travelers demand a personalized touch; for AI to realize its potential, it must live in the hands of human agents.

Navan’s IPO shows it’s betting on its tech to take on the big players in corporate travel — even while it’s still losing money.

Navan's landing of OpenAI, Perplexity and Anthropic as customers is a coup, and shows the company's offerings resonate in Silicon Valley. But Navan's revenue is also broad-based geographically.

Driverless rides are here; driverless adoption in corporate travel is likewise in its infancy.