London: A Business Traveller’s Guide

London: A Business Traveller’s Guide

Are you planning on travelling to London for work? From the skyscrapers of Canary Wharf to the bustling high-street shops of Oxford Street, there’s no shortage of opportunities for corporate travellers. In this city guide, we help you navigate London’s unique business ecosystem, share practical tips for getting around, and highlight our top 3 things to see or do to make your trip unforgettable.

Milan: A Business Traveller’s Guide

Milan: A Business Traveller’s Guide

Considered by many as one of the fashion capitals of the world – unsurprising when you consider it’s home to luxury brands including Prada, Armani, and Dolce & Gabbana – it can be easy to overlook Milan as just a place for those in the business of clothes and catwalks. In this comprehensive guide for business travellers, we help you navigate Milan’s unique business ecosystem, share practical tips for getting around, and highlight our top 3 things to see or do to make your trip unforgettable.

Rethinking Ground Transportation in Business Travel

Rethinking Ground Transportation in Business Travel

In business travel, so much time and effort is (rightly) devoted to securing the lowest air fares, the best hotel rates, and fine-tuning travel policies. Yet in the midst of all these moving parts, how people get from their home to the airport into an office and back again, is often overlooked. In this article we explore what ground transportation really covers, why getting it right matters, and how a Travel Management Company (TMC) can help you add value at every step of your journey.

Gray Dawes Travel Launch New Zealand Operation

Gray Dawes Travel Launch New Zealand Operation

Gray Dawes Travel’s global expansion continues with the opening of our New Zealand operation, further strengthening our Always On promise to international business travel clients. Working closely with Gray Dawes’ offices in Sydney and Melbourne in Australia, our New Zealand base will strengthen services for existing APAC clients, as well as better serving local New Zealand customers both locally and internationally.