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Special Reports

  • Paying Your Way

    As travel payment solution paths evolve, what’s the best route to avoid the pitfalls?As travel payment solution paths evolve, what’s the best route to avoid the pitfalls?

    Apr. 10, 2023
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  • Remote Possibilities

    The distributed work environment is changing the when – and the why – of many business trips.

    Feb. 2, 2023

  • Out of the Office – For Good?

    As the nature of the work environment shifts, here are top questions travel managers should be able to answer.

    Feb. 2, 2023

  • Diversity by the Numbers

    Reaching DE&I goals means reaching out to an increasingly complex network of supplier.

    Feb. 2, 2023

  • Domino Effects

    The lingering ripples of the pandemic travel upheaval will continue to shake up supplier contracts well into 2023

    Feb. 2, 2023
    An illustration of a red virus particle, resembling COVID-19, crashing into a sequence of dark dominoes, causing the first one to topple. The image symbolizes the disruptive and cascading impact of the pandemic. The dominoes represent systems or events being affected in succession.

  • Travel Buyers Think Tank #27

    The turmoil of the past three years has seen key players in corporate travel scrambling to stay afloat, cutting staff and budgets, and watching service levels deteriorate.

    Feb. 2, 2023
    A graphic design featuring the words "Think Tank" in bold black letters on a white speech bubble. A yellow lightbulb icon is above the text, symbolizing ideas and innovation. To the right, there is a large, glowing yellow lightbulb illustration, partially visible against a gray background, reinforcing the theme of creativity and brainstorming.

  • Social Media: Outreach or Overreach?

    When it comes to connecting with travelers, the watchword is authenticity

    Feb. 2, 2023
    A young woman with blonde hair sits cross-legged on a stone railing, holding up a smartphone to take a selfie. She is wearing a black outfit, and behind her is a historic European cityscape featuring a prominent bell tower, stone buildings with tiled roofs, and ornate architectural details. Two people are visible in the background, walking near the structure. The setting suggests a tourist location.

  • Hybrid Meetings: What’s Next?

    While technology has moved light-years ahead, the pre-pandemic days of face-to-face events is still the standard – for now

    Feb. 2, 2023
    Illustration of four people sitting around a table in a meeting. Three individuals are physically present, engaged in discussion, while one person appears virtually on a laptop screen. The room has a clock, some plants in the background, and work items like papers, coffee cups, and a tablet on the table. The image represents a hybrid work meeting.

  • Rightsizing Travel

    SMEs prove good things can come in small packages

    Feb. 2, 2023
    A person in a business suit is using a smartphone with one hand and a calculator with the other, sitting at a desk with a laptop and printed financial documents featuring bar graphs and charts. Digital icons representing various business and technology concepts (like a calendar, cloud storage, and communication tools) are overlaid on the image, symbolizing digital business solutions.

  • Empty Legs, Empty Promises?

    When it comes to hitching a ride on the return flight of somebody else’s charter, the rule is “caveat emptor”

    Feb. 2, 2023
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