View original post.Millennials are undeniably digital natives, but is it fair to carry on pigeonholing them, asks Ben Walsh?  By 2020, half of the global workforce will be made up of millennials. And we are repeatedly told that millennials – the generation born approximately between 1980 and 2000 – have distinctive tastes, seek out unique experiences, are socially minded, tech …

View original post.AI is being used to make it quicker and easier to book a flight, check a suitcase, get GPS directions, notify travelers of flight changes, and more. Here are some of the most helpful and innovative uses for business travelers. Finessing hotel stays Business travelers appreciate efficiency, so it’s no wonder they prefer checking into a hotel via …

View original post.From voice-activated assistants to devices designed to make our homes more intelligent, disruptive technology is increasingly empowering customers to take greater control over every aspect of their lives. Whether they’re grabbing a coffee on the go or picking what programme to watch, customers’ expectations that businesses will provide personalization as standard service is on the rise. According to a …

View original post.Business travel is on the rise and so too is the strain on our health and well-being. As 2018 draws to a close, many businesses are wrapping up plans for the new year. And while workplace wellness is a lot higher on the agenda than it has been in the past, there is one aspect of it that …

View original post.The country on the cutting edge of facial recognition technology and the amazing ways it can be put to use is definitely China. While the Chinese government and many of the country’s current systems, large population (more than 1.3 billion citizens) and centralized identity data bases might make adopting facial recognition technology easier than in Europe or the …

View original post.Total Cost of Mobility (TCM) is not to be mistaken with Total Cost of Ownership (TMO), TCM is a significantly broader analysis and works to deliver the true cost of travel to the user. By considering the finer details of travel when working out Total Cost of Mobility, businesses can get a stronger idea on the exact cost …

View original post.Modern life is changing and so are all the industries surrounding it. The world is currently entering what many consider to be a fourth industrial revolution and along with it come many changes to city infrastructure and the way all our lives work. With that being said, one of the major industries facing change is the travel sector, …

View original post.By 2050, 68 percent of the total global population will live in cities, according to the United Nations. By then, the world population will be 9.7 billion and 11.2 billion by 2100. The updated report from the United Nations states that currently, 55 percent of the world’s population lives in urban areas. That means around 2.5 billion more …

View original post.Business travelers tend to book their trips through whatever channels they prefer, regardless of whether there is an online booking tool or agency that their company wants them to use. There is fresh evidence, too, that European workers in particular are willing to use alternate channels for hotel and air due to increased variety and more competitive pricing. …

View original post.The industry standard is for companies to own a private corporate fleet. Owning such a poorly optimised and notably cost-ineffective system can lead many SME’s to needlessly spend so much of their business travel budget. These companies would be very pleased to discover that there is an alternative method for your employees travelling by car that is steadily …