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Business Travel

Our Business Travel category covers all aspects of Mobility-as-a-Service in action for business travelers. Whether that’s improvements to business travel networks and providers or emerging trends on how businesses approach their mobility strategy – we will have it covered here. Millions of pounds/dollars are spent every week on business travel yet many lack integrated business mobility strategies, so keep up to date with what the industry is doing here.

Air tax cuts needed to boost business travel after Brexit

By BMaaS Contributor
September 25, 2017
in :  Business Travel, News

View original post.A cut in air taxes is needed to protect growth after Brexit, two major airlines said today. American Airlines and Emirates joined with Heathrow Airport in warning that British business travellers are being charged more than continental neighbours. Campaign group A Fair Tax on Flying said cutting Air Passenger Duty by half could boost UK earnings by £5 …

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Travel insurance for work trips: ins and outs

By BMaaS Contributor
September 22, 2017
in :  Business Travel

View original post.For most, business trips are exciting. They’re a great opportunity to step up, grow professionally and engage with new and refreshing topics. As well as this, if you’re travelling internationally, it’s usually a great chance to explore a new part of the world. However, when you’re heading overseas for work and you have a hectic schedule full of …

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Are advancements in technology changing the face of executive travel?

By BMaaS Contributor
September 20, 2017
in :  Apps, Business Travel

View original post.For many, travel can be a tedious slog. Regular commutes can be filled with delays, and planes and trains can be packed with screaming kids and a host of other irritable circumstances. Therefore, the desire for executive travel is hardly surprising, with demand among luxury consumers rising frequently. Ultimately, many are now spending their hard-earned cash to travel …

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How today’s business travellers view emerging technologies

By BMaaS Contributor
September 19, 2017
in :  Business Travel

View original post. American business travelers are much more optimistic about the potential of artificial intelligence (AI) and virtual reality (VR) to enhance their travel experience than their international counterparts. According to the fourth edition Egencia Business Travel and Technology Survey, 4,521 business travelers from nine different countries found that more than half (55 percent) of U.S. business travelers believe …

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Open skies, more business travel means a stronger Africa

By BMaaS Contributor
September 18, 2017
in :  Business Travel

View original post.In travel, the term ‘open skies’ mean far more than a torrential downpour. In Africa, it means the creation of thousands of jobs and billions of dollars of revenue for the continent. It means making travel on the continent more affordable, business growth and increasing opportunities for innovation. In short, more business travel across Africa means a stronger …

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Top five damage charges commonly seen on returned lease vehicles

By BMaaS Contributor
September 15, 2017
in :  Business Travel, Company Car, Data & Expense, Fleet

View original post.Damage to wheels and stone chips account for more charges on end-of-lease vehicles than any other repairs, according to Fleetsauce. Mike Adamson, account manager at Fleetsauce, has outlined the top five damage charges commonly seen on returned lease vehicles: 1. Wheels and tyres Scuffed and corroded wheels are the most common items to be noted on a used car …

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Is there still a place for the traditional travel agency?

By BMaaS Contributor
September 11, 2017
in :  Business Travel, News

View original post.Given how easy it is book a holiday online these days, you might think time is up for traditional travel agencies, with their paper catalogues and cardboard stands. But across several recent surveys, travel agencies have proven to be surprisingly resilient. According to the German Travel Association, the number of travel agencies in that country rose slightly last …

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More business travellers are booking their own trips

By BMaaS Contributor
September 11, 2017
in :  Business Travel

View original post.A friend of Gulliver’s recently received some devastating news, in the form of a change to company policy. No longer would he and his co-workers be able to book their own flights and file for reimbursements. Instead, the firm would buy all employees’ plane tickets from the start. On the face of it, this is a convenient change. …

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Brexit turbulence is major concern for UK business travel industry, says Ken Symon

By BMaaS Contributor
September 8, 2017
in :  Business Travel, News

View original post.The business travel market, already facing challenges over safety concerns and demands for more flexibility, is gearing up for changes caused by the outcome of the Brexit negotiations between the UK and the remaining EU nations. The outcome of the Brexit discussions between the UK and EU negotiating teams on the principle of free movement could markedly change …

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Mercedes is pouring $50 million into an Uber competitor as people ditch their cars in big cities

By BMaaS Contributor
September 6, 2017
in :  Apps, Business Travel, Connected Car, News

View original post.For almost a decade, Mercedes’ parent company, Daimler, has been preparing for a future where fewer people buy a car. In 2008, the German automaker launched Car2Go, a car-sharing service that amassed two million members in October 2016. Last April, Daimler launched Moovel, a series of apps that allow users to book and pay for public transportation and see how well it …

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