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Simplicity, fewer and better choices, and a reduction of traveller friction will be significant focus areas for the corporate travel market in South Africa in 2019.
Although there are many technological innovations, the following three technologies could fundamentally change the face of business travel in South Africa in 2019 and beyond.
Automation through technology or the human touch? Which of these two is the future when it comes to the customer experience? Most likely, the answer is both.
The global buzz around the NDC is getting louder by the day, as corporate travel buyers increasingly agree that the NDC is ‘a positive thing’ for the travel industry.
Technology has changed the way we live and do business and its impact is far-reaching. With this in mind, it’s not surprising that the role of travel management companies across the continent has evolved way beyond making travel bookings.
With more and more attention being afforded to traveller friction, airports have started to recognise the need to cater to a weary traveller if they want to be the first choice for frequent flyers.
What is fragmentation? It’s when staff try to book travel within their travel policy but are forced to access different sites to a source that travel other than the company’s preferred procurement channels and processes.
Ever got stuck at airport security behind someone who has ‘forgotten’ to take out their laptop? Or behind the lady who is stunned that she can’t take her bottle of perfume on the plane?
Recognising the value Incentive Travel brings to their business and the specialised nature of this kind of travel, most companies are reluctant to handle Incentives in-house and prefer to outsource this part of the MICE umbrella.
