Insights

Why is it better to travel by train than car or flight? Discover some of the benefits of train travel.

It may be time to pause and take note of how your TMC is growing, as these changes often have a direct impact on your travel program’s operations.

These days, it seems like every company is undergoing some sort of organisational change. Should your travel programme be following suit? No matter what kind of change your organisation needs, here are the top 5 signs your enterprise is ready for change.

It was in 2015 that 196 countries signed the Paris Agreement to increase the global average temperature of our planet. Here are just some of the initiatives that are affecting the travel industry as legislation and guidelines press ahead.

Companies should use lessons from the past to evolve and strengthen their operational resiliency in the face of what’s to come in the future.

Get the most out of your RFP for your future corporate travel partner. Here's 10 steps to consider when you're thinking about how to conduct a travel RFP.

Despite air travel’s positive safety record, a fear of flying is more common than you may think. As a travel company, we know there is one very important piece we can add to this conversation: how to combat flight anxiety among your travellers. Read our tips for how you can help your travellers on their next trip.

When we think of travel risks we typically think about large catastrophic events, travelling to dangerous locations or the risk of illness. Yet the last two years has seen the travel landscape change and, as Matt DeMaris, FCM's Global Safety & Risk Product Leader advises, travel and HR policies need to adapt to limit the exposure of other risks.

From searching your next trip options, all the way to arriving at the hotel…the evolution of travel technology is exciting, vast and always growing. We asked our technology teams around the world what they think will be a big trend in 2023.

Get used to hearing the term European Travel Information and Authorisation System, or ETIAS for short, as that’s what will be required for travelling to Europe in the future.