Category: Policy
Op Ed: Louise Miller On Tackling Your Toughest Categories Of Un(der)managed Spend
Actively managing the largest proportion of spending possible is a primary goal for buyers across various categories. The corporate travel category presents a unique set…
Some Suppliers Are Attending To Traveler Well-Being, But Corporate Policies Are Behind
While some companies help employees manage the physical and mental rigors of business travel, many more do not, according to experts and new research. In…
Managers Use Many Methods For Business Traveler Engagement
Chicago — When $630 million accounting and consulting firm Baker Tilly about six years ago attempted a “soft” travel program rollout, it didn’t really work….
Norwegian Government Agency Modifies Traveler Behavior Using Distaste For Doing Expense Reports Twice
Some business travelers find the process of creating and submitting expense reports so loathsome that they’ll do anything to avoid it. They’ll even follow policy!…
Kayak Starts Talking, A Little, About Kayak For Business
[UPDATE, Dec. 11, 2019: Kayak evidently deleted the blog referenced below.] Kayak For Business is real, but what is it? After declining to comment for…
Survey, GBTA Discussions On Policy Compliance Point To Growth For Capture Tools
Chicago – The August Global Business Travel Association convention continued the corporate travel profession’s study of where policy compliance is weak and how to fix…
TravelPerk’s Insurance Plan Reimagines Refundability
What business traveler doesn’t want the freedom to plan trips even when the business isn’t certain? To choose the cheapest options regardless of restrictions? To…
