In 2020, corporate travel faced many challenges, but from difficulty comes opportunity. We consider why 2021 could be a pivotal year in serviced accommodation compliance.
As the end of 2020 looms, we look to the future and consider the trends that could shape the business travel sector in 2021.
As business travel slowly resumes, a new trend is emerging: the longer, less frequent trip. We look at the benefits for travellers and travel managers and consider why serviced accommodation is ideal to meet this need.
In a recent column for BTN Europe, MYSA Founder Gary Hurst shared his insight as to how serviced accommodation can help travel managers cut costs amid tighter budgets, and the benefits of booking directly with property owners.
Despite the uncertainty and the challenges of the ongoing pandemic, MYSA Founder Gary Hurst shares why he thinks the future of business travel is bright.
Amid COVID-19, travel accommodation providers are realising the value of a zero-contact stay. We look at four ways touchless technology is being used to do it.
A new decade has brought an extraordinary new challenge. It’s also brought a new, safer and more cost-effective way of procuring serviced accommodation. Sourcing suitable serviced accommodation is a frustrating experience for corporates. In the most challenging of times any of us have experienced, the safety of travellers is our absolute priority. The economic challenges …
A recent survey by Travelport found that better value, a seamless booking experience and smart technology were increasingly important for travellers in 2020. We look at how the serviced accommodation sector stacks up on each front and the new innovation that will revolutionise old processes.
It’s estimated that 80 per cent of business travellers suffer from high-stress levels, so what can global mobility managers do to lower stress and anxiety for their traveller employees? Matthew Holman, founder of Simpila, shares his insight, and we look at five areas for action.
Online travel agents are drawing attention, but is it the case that the tide is turning towards direct booking? While the concept presents a conundrum, is there enough momentum behind it to cause a shift in buying habits?
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