Travel tips

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Connector allows passengers to go straight from the check-in desk to their gate.

Convenient wifi tips for business trips.

Travelers to the Middle East and North Africa should be aware of increased threat of terrorism.

Some airlines require smaller luggage in overheads.

Did you know that 75% of business travelers use a smartphone when they travel? Nearly two-thirds use their own devices, as opposed to one provided by employers. Road warriors are using itinerary management and travel booking apps at record levels. Mobile is here to stay and that offers a massive new opportunity for your travel program.

For business travelers who spend one-third to two-thirds of the year on the road, knowing how to pack efficiently and effectively for trips is an essential skill.

Guaranteeing and paying for hotels can be a challenge for your travel program, particularly for travelers without corporate cards. Temporary employees, contractors, job candidates, even full-time employees need to travel for business, but often have no corporate way to pay for their hotel. Traditional central payment methods, like ghost cards and vouchers, come with problems like overcharges, fraud and complicated reconciliation processes.

When air travel isn’t the obvious choice, or when the destination is unfamiliar, travelers turn to their favorite search engines to find out how to get from place to place—from door to door.