Articles tagged “ctir”

Making business travel smoother and less painful is an admirable goal. But what's the best way to do that? We expect to see even more technology solutions crop up to try to answer that question.

New security technology will likely make things better for business travelers, but corporations need to pay attention to the potential safety and privacy ramifications of these solutions.

Employees of smaller companies are business travelers too. Concur's latest strategy to go after unmanaged travelers shows how much potential exists for that segment.

Will Uber, under Khosrowshahi, continue to push even deeper into corporate travel as he attempts to turn the company around? Seems likely.

Is the decline in business travel to and from the UK so far this year just a blip or a post-Brexit trend? The uncertainty that still remains around Britain's departure from the EU isn't giving companies confidence, and that's bad for business travel.

Millennials are more frugal when traveling for business than their older coworkers. Who would have thought — and who knows how long that will last?

As hotels tighten up their revenue management practices, expect more of these cancellation policy changes to take place in the near future.

The global travel marketplace is ripe for evolution; we're still only at the early stages.

Hotels want to remove more uncertainty from their business, and getting more strict about when travelers can cancel is a good way to do that. Business travelers and travel managers need to pay attention to the new rules to avoid costly fees.

Forty-eight hours isn't too bad, but things might be tougher for everyone, corporate and leisure travelers alike, if the policy stretches to 72 hours down the line.