Insights

Effective October 1, 2020, if you are 18 years or older, live in the United States and plan to use your driver’s license or state ID to travel by air, you will need a REAL ID to pass airport security checkpoints and/or be permitted on the airplane.

Some tenders for office items such as printers or stationery can be conducted using a fairly standard template, slightly updated from the previous version to suit your current needs. Unfortunately, this is not the case for a travel tender.

Are you frustrated with the current state of your travel program? Is your CFO pushing for more tangible savings while your travelers complain about business travel demands? It may be time to review your choice of Travel Management Company (TMC).

To achieve significant savings in your travel program, negotiating competitive airline and hotel accommodation contracts with suppliers is key. It’s important to approach these strategic negotiations armed with all the information you need to achieve a tactical outcome.

When it comes to evaluating your Travel Management Company's services and policy based on cost savings or on value, it is important to understand the difference of each.

We know that a web interface will not always be the way a client wants to access their data. Not all of our customers in the future will want to log into a reporting platform to see their data.

Business travel program data is not only about your hotel bookings, flight tickets and transfer journeys.

The advantage of having the highest quality clean data is that you have instant access to quick actionable elements of your program to better shape your travel spend.

There is no point having copious amounts of data if you can’t check it continuously and whenever the need arises.