Corporate Travel

Back then, company trips ran much like trains steered by a handful of operators. Requests came in slowly, sat waiting on desks, and passed through layers before moving forward. Messages bounced between offices while assistants pieced together routes from meeting demands. That office once handled everything-booking flights, hotels, and last-minute changes. Each step dragged though,…

Why Corporate Travel is Broken in 2026: AI is Fixing It Corporate travel didn’t break overnight. It cracked slowly. Firms spend billions moving people across the world while still delivering the experience of patchwork, with spreadsheets, email threads, and policies nobody enjoys. Finance departments want more controls, while employees demand flexibility. Travel managers are caught…