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As you prepare your corporate travel program for the New Year, review these key takeaways from the most popular business travel articles of 2021.
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What role does policy compliance play for today’s travelers returning to the road? SAP Concur's new podcast talks to Direct Travel to tackle this question.
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As travel rebounds, here are five policy and program management trends to watch and consider implementing in your own corporate travel program.
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Harness the power of corporate travel to drive growth, mitigate uncertainty, and protect your people in the process.
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As 2020 closes and we prepare for 2021 ahead, review these key takeaways from a few of Direct Travel's most popular Navigator blog articles.
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The COVID-19 pandemic may have grounded business travel, but it has presented the opportunity to hit the reset button and rebuild your travel program.
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The COVID-19 pandemic is a global conversation. While the information changes hourly, these stories of unified response give reason for encouragement.
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As the new year unfolds, check out the top 2020 business travel trends in this Navigator blog post.
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With the New Year fast approaching, we are reflecting on the most read Navigator blog posts of the year.
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Companies are hard pressed to motivate employees to comply with travel policies. Enforcement tools often harm employee satisfaction and engagement and employees don’t typically comply with travel policies because they
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These are the top Direct Travel Navigator blog posts of 2018 that cover topics like tips for packing light, what to do about travelers that book out-of-policy, staying healthy on
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Millennials have outnumbered baby boomers and Gen Xers in the Canadian labor force. This generation spends significantly less on dining and entertainment, but more on amenities, such as wifi. Understanding