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Here’s your guide to Myths and Magic of Managed Travel.

We cover getting a grip on unmanaged travel, and also busting the most common myths

My business is too small for a TMC
Travel management is too expensive
It will be quicker to book my own trip
My employees will resist a travel policy
Travel management is only about airfares & accommodation

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Effective Risk Management

Today more than ever, companies need to make sure that their teams are ready, comfortable and confident when they hit the road. Take a closer look at the fundamentals of a risk management strategy and the steps to take to keep your travelers safe.

Guide: Don’t pinch pennies. Make smart savings.

As line items go – business travel can pack a punch. Travel costs can climb quickly but don't panic; there are ways to deliver a lot more, with less.

How To Change Your Business Travel Policy

How to upgrade your travel policy

Flexibility, facts & communication are vital and travelers need to know that you’ve got their back when they’re on the road. Your travel policy needs to reflect this new world of agility, health and safety.

What are the big questions in 2021?

This is just one of the many questions we're sure you have. We've answered some of these questions and offered our expertise, so that you're prepared for the road ahead.

Myths and Magic: Managed Travel

In the past, many start-ups, smaller companies and SMEs opted to book their own flights, accommodation and car hire. Enjoying the independence and relative ease of unmanaged travel. Enter COVID-19. A certain virus has put the cat among the pigeons. Suddenly, unmanaged travel is a lot more complicated – and more and more organizations are turning to TMCs for specialist help.

Overcoming the Pain of Change

Implementing a new workplace system — whether it’s for health and safety, invoicing, security, IT or business travel — requires changes in behavior from staff to succeed. The technical challenges of introducing new technology or admin processes often pale in comparison to the most significant change obstacle of all: internal resistance.