The Corporate Travel Buyer’s Guide To AI
The questions every corporate travel buyer should be asking Most providers across corporate travel now claim an AI strategy. Far fewer can show what AI actually does, who it protects
The questions every corporate travel buyer should be asking Most providers across corporate travel now claim an AI strategy. Far fewer can show what AI actually does, who it protects
Business travel sits at an inflection point, and the buyers we talk to feel it from every direction at once. AI is rewriting the technology conversation. Content fragmentation keeps adding
If your corporate travel policy runs 10+ pages. Maybe 20+. There’s a decent chance your employees haven’t read a word of it. New research from GBTA and ALTOUR: The State
Here’s what’s new from ALTOUR Insider this month: Reflections from Business Travel Show APAC: Celebrating 20 years of ALTOUR Singapore. Cheryl Lamont shared insights about the reality of operating in
By Dr. John Rose, Chief Risk Advisor, ALTOUR For years, corporate travel policy was built to control cost, drive compliance, and create consistency. Those goals still matter, but the standard
The ongoing conflict involving Iran is beginning to ripple across the global travel ecosystem, creating a more complex and uncertain operating environment for airlines, corporate travel programs and travelers alike.
By Cheryl Lamont, Vice President, Marketing & Communications, ALTOUR This year’s Business Travel Show APAC in Singapore brought together many of the industry’s familiar conversations around technology, fragmentation, cost pressure
Corporate travel policies are getting stricter. Compliance isn’t necessarily improving. That’s the tension at the heart of new research developed in partnership between ALTOUR and the Global Business Travel Association
In moments of global uncertainty, technology can provide visibility. But in a crisis, the most valuable asset is the trust between travelers and the people responsible for guiding them safely
By Cheryl Lamont, Vice President, Marketing & Communications, ALTOUR Let’s be honest. Corporate travel has a trust problem. Buyers don’t fully trust pricing. Travelers don’t trust the experience. And too