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Morgan Stanley is one of the first major firms to use Uber for Business, the ride-sharing service that allows employees to bill their trips directly to their company.
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Sojern’s Q3 Global Travel Insights Report finds that recent global travel has been shaped by world events, such as the World Cup in Brazil. The top searched destinations include the U.S., Spain, the U.K., France, Turkey and Italy.
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More than 90% of travel managers said domestic business travel has not been impacted at all or has not been impacted by much by the Ebola outbreak during this past month, according to a Global Business Travel Association (GBTA) poll.
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A Global Business Travel Association (GBTA) forecast has found that business travelers spent an estimated $72.8 billion on U.S.-originated business travel during the second quarter of 2014, a 7.1% year-over-year growth.
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With the launch of Uber for Business, Uber’s ride-hailing service now allows employees to bill their trips directly to their company.
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Frequent Business Traveler’s GlobeRunner Awards honor the world's best hotels, airlines, car rental agencies, travel websites and other travel-related providers.
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With the five key European travel markets (Germany, U.K., France, Italy and Spain) expected to hit $186.5 billion in 2014, according to the Global Business Travelers Association (GBTA), this is the first year since 2010 where a growth in business travel spending is predicted in all five markets.
Read More →Through a partnership with Enterprise Rent-A-Car, Investors in People Scotland has reduced its travel costs by replacing mileage reimbursement with renting vehicles.
Read More →According to Sojern's latest travel trends report from fourth quarter of 2013, leisure travel (74%) outperformed business travel at 26%.
Read More →According to a new survey by Frequent Business Traveler magazine, business travel will increase substantially in 2014 and trigger growth in the travel and hospitality industries.
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