Tag: IATA
U.S. Capacity Is Returning, But Business Travel Isn’t A Priority In Fluid Airline Network Planning (Audio)
Airline capacity remains down dramatically on most international routes while markets with big domestic networks, like the United States, are rebounding. Leisure routes take precedence…
Joining Bevy Of Return-To-Travel Info Services, New Firm’s Data Scientists See Safe Travel For Most People And Places By July
As various industry entities work on the problem of informing business travelers of whether they can or should go here or there, and what they…
Can I Get There From Here? Interline Deals Might Help
Due to the pandemic, global airline capacity fell by 58 percent last year compared with 2019, according to IATA. In the first week of this…
Coming Soon: The ‘Vaccine Passport’
Tariro Mzezewa is a travel reporter with The New York Times. Her article is republished here with permission as part of our licensing program. We…
Travel Managers Consider Company Role In Employee Vaccinations
Covid-19 vaccinations are underway, and the light from the end of the tunnel is around the corner. Between here and there lies much work for…
What Will It Take To Get On The Road Again?
Pundits are kicking around when and whether business travel will recover, but the pivotal question is how. It’s all about cooperation. Teamwork has had mixed…
Travel Snafus Are Piling Up, As Are Resources To Help Avoid Them
Job No. 1 for today’s managed travel program is understanding fluid government and supplier policies, and preparing travelers for what they’ll face on the road….
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