Remote work: Is your travel program keeping up or falling behind?

The modern workforce won’t be happy sitting in offices full-time – and business travel stakeholders need to be ready for what that means. The 2024 Big Idea sessions at the Global Business Travel Association (GBTA) conferences in Europe and APAC explored this shift, addressing the question: “What is today’s work culture, and what does it mean for business travel?”

Organizations may be overlooking key guide for managing travel risk

A crucial part of duty of care is a guide you may have missed. According to BCD Travel research, three-quarters of travel buyers have little to no knowledge of ISO 31030:2021, the international guidance specific to travel risk management (TRM). Only 14% of buyers have actually read ISO 31030, and 11% are somewhat familiar, we found.

Take a second look at BCD’s
2025 Travel Market Outlook

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The year is off and running but there’s still time to gain valuable corporate travel insights for the months ahead. BCD’s 2025 Travel Market Outlook is a comprehensive guide that travel program stakeholders can use to make this year the best travel year yet.

Winning C-suite support: Get executive buy-in for your managed travel program

As a stakeholder in a managed travel program, you understand the vital role of travel management within an organization. But do you have the senior leadership support you need to manage the program as efficiently as possible? Securing commitment from your top leaders and decision makers can have a substantial impact on your program’s success. To more effectively influence the C-suite, you’ll need to educate them.

Tackling human trafficking awareness takes a united effort

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In November, BCD teamed up with United Airlines and A21 to host a human trafficking awareness and education event at United’s World Business Centre at London’s Heathrow Airport. For us, confronting human trafficking within the travel industry is a shared responsibility and a moral imperative for building a sustainable and ethical future.

What’s next for corporate travel? Insights from BCD’s Rossana Martin.

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As 2024 comes to a close, the corporate travel industry is looking ahead to what’s next. On Connections with BCD Travel, hosts Miriam Moscovici and Chad Lemon sit down with industry expert Rossana Martin, Senior Vice President of Global Sales for North America at BCD Travel, to examine the current state of business travel and forecast the year ahead.

Insights from BCD Travel’s 2024 A&D Client Forum

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BCD’s 2024 Aerospace & Defense Client Forum brought industry leaders, innovators, and clients together in November for an immersive experience focused on the future of travel management within the sector.