Articles tagged “business travel”

As travel restrictions and costs increase, smart business travelers are looking towards hotel loyalty programs to maximize their travel perks.

Released April 2015: Welcome to the Europe installment of Skift’s annual State of Travel report, a series focusing on individual major global industry regions.

To take a bigger share of the business traveler market, Uber will need to make pricing more competitive and do more to counter the negative attention it's been receiving.

Cost may be an inhibitor, but it still stands to reason that companies doing expense reporting manually aren't doing themselves any favors.

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American has one other trump card that helps it compete while United and Delta scramble to pander to business class clients: The world's largest network of flights.

Concur officials are saying all the right things about the future of the company under SAP ownership. Sometimes acquisitions don't turn out exactly as one or both of the parties intended, so we'll just have to wait and see how it all turns out.

As digital devices augment all levels of the trip for travelers, the business traveler is navigating a landscape both fueled and complicated by the increasing autonomy that mobile technology provides to the individual. Here's how to understand it a little better.

It's understandable that companies want employees to keep business as the focus of a business trip, but if these trips make employees more worldly, help them relax and incorporate family time, employees will likely be more productive in the office and companies can't keep ignoring discussing their policies.