How much time and money can your company save from establishing a managed corporate travel program with a thorough corporate travel policy?
In this week's column, Yanni tackles saving time while on the road and what new upgrades to look for when booking hotels
Travel technology is evolving — and so are business travelers’ expectations
Lola.com and American Express Global Business Travel celebrate the first year of their partnership and discuss what's in store for 2020 and beyond ...
Well, turns out you might be doing it all wrong.
In this week's column, Yanni addresses how to handle booking travel for a manager.
From laptop bags to water bottles, Lola.com is counting down the best presents for road warriors
Even road warriors need help when flying with their kids.
In this week's column, Yanni discusses business travel gadgets and how to deal with medications while on the road.
Business trips are often planned, cancelled or adjusted at the last minute — can you prevent these changes from wreaking havoc on your company's ...
Managing T&E budgets is challenging enough — but it's nearly impossible when finance teams aren't kept in the loop about changing travel plans
New data about why finance teams struggle to control and report on corporate travel spend
On this week's column, Yanni discusses TSA etiquette and how to avoid scammers on rental platforms.
Are your employees hitting the road to avoid burnout? Here are some often overlooked benefits of taking a vacation.
Most companies focus on financial data to measure the success of their corporate travel programs, but they could be missing the bigger picture.
New research reveals that satisfaction is rising among business travelers, partially driven by improving technology New travel management tools and ...
Travel managers often feel the pressure to cut travel costs — but what are you sacrificing (and paying for later) with stingy business travel?
Survey reveals that the major airlines are improving, but Delta still reigns supreme.
A discussion of refundable fares and the woes of rebooking fees in this week's column.
Whether you’re a seasoned business travel pro, or a newbie to the corporate travel world, the dynamics of expense reporting and reimbursement ...
Lola.com’s running collection of the best (well, worst) tweets about flying basic economy & budget airlines
Who benefits most from group corporate travel policies?
In his latest column, contributor Joe Sharkey dives into the world of crowd-sourced reviews and how to handle the inevitable discrepancies of taste.
Long-haul flights are a necessary evil for corporate travelers. Are you prepared to make them as painless as possible?
How to eloquently tack leisure travel onto business trips and subtly getting space from colleagues while on the road in this week's column.
Lola.com’s new, super simple way to automatically apply different travel policies for different types of employees
Compliance can be painful and a bottleneck — but approaching it from the user’s perspective can improve adoption and buy-in
It's well known that corporate travel helps build relationships and propel business goals, but organizations also benefit when employees travel for ...
Looking back at the highlights from Lola.com’s sold-out conference for finance & operations professionals
How to side-step the phone queue, booking business class on the company's dime, and surreptitious surcharges in this week's column
Cold brew and cold brews are great — but there are better ways to attract and retain the best employees
In the most recent column by contributor Joe Sharkey, he dives into the blurred lines of traveling with support animals and more recent travel news.
This week Yanni dives into the best practices for travel insurance and same day round-trip business travel.
Booking on behalf is one of the biggest frustrations for Executive Assistants. But, with the right tools in place, it doesn't have to be.
Many companies, especially those facing rapid growth, are turning to new platforms to help them manage their business travel. But with so many ...
Employee burnout is a bad thing — no surprise there. But neglected burnout poses real dangers for EAs and travelers responsible for coordinating and ...
Oopsie flight purchases and a Global Entry vs. TSA Precheck debate in the latest installment of Dear Yanni.
