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Travel program leakage is the bane of any travel program manager the world over. Before COVID-19 hit, businesses were seeing money and productivity hours march out the door as employees chose to book outside of the travel policy and expense claim back at a later date. But now COVID-19 has all together paused business travel, we find ourselves in a unique position where we are able to hit the reset button on booking behavior.

We interviewed Lucia Scarampi, co-founder of the Maria Scarampi fashion label , who created a travel jumpsuit that adds a layer of stylish protection when traveling.

If video calls with colleagues or clients have become a daily part of your lockdown life, the chances are you’re not alone. From Zoom to Google Hangouts, companies around the world have turned to technology during lockdown to keep their employees connected and their clients engaged.

While parts of the world are still in lockdown it can feel like we won’t see the inside of a plane for a long time yet. However there are signs that travel is starting to make a small, yet positive comeback.

It’s no secret that the COVID-19 pandemic will transform travel dramatically and redefine travel risk management to a whole new level.

Airlines, hotels and car companies are adapting new protocols in terms of cleanliness and safety in response to COVID-19. Find out more about what is happening in the travel industry and what is to come in the near future.

During these challenging times a company’s culture is truly put to the test. Those with a genuinely strong employee culture who ‘walk the talk’ will now see their commitment return dividends.

When you lay your head to rest after a busy day, the last thing you want to think about is “Is my hotel room clean?”

During these unprecedented times, having a method of transportation that you can rely on is more important than ever.

We have compiled resources from the major airlines on what they are doing to keep airports and planes clean and their customers safe and sound.

In the current climate, it is unsurprising that business travel is at a standstill–however, this does not mean you should stop thinking about your travel program.

In the age of COVID-19, the likelihood of your business having to temporarily close offices or worksites is increasing. There are a number of steps you can take to support your employees.