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.
On March 11, 2020, the World Health Organization (WHO) officially declared COVID-19 (coronavirus) a global pandemic. This is the most recent pandemic to be declared since the H1N1 flu or swine flu in 2009.
As regular business travelers, your employees need assurance of your support and assistance if there’s a problem while they’re abroad, no matter when or where it occurs.
As COVID-19 dominates domestic and international headlines – open, transparent and timely communication is the key to reducing anxiety amongst business travelers. Words like pandemic and epidemic can create unnecessary fear, so business managers need to take the lead to reassure travelers that their well being is paramount.
When it comes to spreading disease, the aviation industry gets a bad rap. It’s true that increased global air travel over the past decade means viruses spread more quickly, but planes themselves aren’t to blame. Anywhere that large groups gather and mix are equally susceptible, but COVID-19 travel bans have put the spotlight on air travel.
Sustainability efforts are on the rise. From global environmental rallies to households reducing their daily waste, it’s clear many people are motivated to put the planet first. The travel and tourism industries are no exception.
The holidays are upon us, and that means finding the perfect gifts for everyone on your list. Want to know what any frequent business traveler is hoping for this year? Corporate Traveler has you covered with our top gift picks for road warriors this holiday season.
With so many airlines in the playing field, it comes as no surprise that each are vying to gain passenger loyalty by providing travelers with unique offerings and innovations that help deliver a truly frictionless travel experience. Here are a few that have stood out to us recently.
While the holidays bring feelings of cheer and joy to most people, business travelers know this time of year can also bring longer lines, crowded airports, and short tempers. Here are some travel tips to help survive the busy holiday travel season.
Summer is long gone in the rearview mirror and end-of-year business is picking up. As we get into the busy time for travel, we’re taking a look at what business travelers are looking for this season. Unsurprisingly, those who travel for work want more comfort, less stress and the ability to maintain healthy habits while on the road.
