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.
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 ...
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.
Business travel is a massive cost that, for many companies, can get out of hand really quickly. Flights, hotels, ground transportation, and per diems ...
The countdown is on — do you know what you need to do to get the appropriate ID card in time for next fall?
Five reasons Lola.com is the perfect perk for employee travel — even when they’re off the clock.
Paying a fee every time you book (or change) travel can lead to death by a thousand paper cuts
Do you know what to do to get yourself, and other passengers, off of a plan in under 90 seconds during an emergency?
Business travel is expensive. Are you making the most of your corporate travel budget?
As an executive assistant, you're likely roped into doubling as a corporate travel manager. So you might as well get good at it.
The tax code is far from a pleasure read, but when it comes to claiming business travel expenses, you need to be prepared.
It takes a lot to build an agile ops environment in any company. But one of the most important steps to take is focus on your own development as an ...
If you’re not taking advantage of corporate rates and discounts, your company could be missing out on a lot of savings.
Trying to figure out how much to tip in real time can leave you flustered. This guide will help you plan ahead of time.
Booking leakage eliminates control of and visibility into travel spend — leaving you with an unhappy finance team.
Barbara Corcoran built her company and her career using the right people, resources and processes — all of which are key principles of agile ...
Agile has quickly become a buzzword in software development, but it also holds some potential value in the finance world. Enter: agile finance.
Travel Management Companies need personal data to book your travel — do you know how they’re protecting it?
A wave of new travel tech helps companies manage their travel — but how do you know what’s right for your business?
With employees constantly on the road pursuing business opportunities across the country, or around the globe, your company has a legal ...
