The Importance of Being Human in a Increasingly AI World

The Importance of Being Human in a Increasingly AI World

ITM Conference 2026 highlighted a major shift in business travel priorities. Traveller experience, flexibility and sustainability are now sitting alongside cost control as key measures of programme success. Discussions also explored the growing role of AI, the importance of data governance and why human expertise remains critical when travellers need support. The message was clear: the future of business travel lies in combining smart technology with meaningful human connections.

How to Manage Business Travel Burnout

How to Manage Business Travel Burnout

It might be a cliche, but that doesn’t mean it’s not true. Visiting new cities, embracing different cultures, and working with colleagues across borders – travel opens many doors that lead to unforgettable experiences. However, travel can also be physically and mentally draining. Hopping from an airport to a boardroom to a hotel and back again, all while away from the comforts of home and family, can take its toll. In this article, we give 5 ways that travel can lead to burnout and how travellers and travel bookers can better manage the impact it can have on mental health.

São Paulo: A Business Traveller’s Guide

São Paulo: A Business Traveller’s Guide

Planning a business trip to São Paulo? This comprehensive guide introduces you to Brazil’s financial capital. From navigating its major airports and tackling world-famous traffic to understanding business etiquette and staying safe, this guide equips you with everything you need for a successful trip. You’ll also discover how to get around efficiently, where business travellers typically stay and meet, and the top experiences worth fitting into a busy schedule, including iconic landmarks, world-class art, and vibrant neighbourhoods.

7 of the Most Memorable Hotels From TV and Film

7 of the Most Memorable Hotels From TV and Film

n the movies and on TV, a hotel is rarely just a place to sleep — it’s a stage for drama, comedy, fear, romance and unforgettable encounters. In the BBC Radio 4 feature Seven of the most memorable hotels in film and TV, hosts Ellen E. Jones and Mark Kermode unpack why hotels make such rich settings for storytelling, acting as hermetically sealed worlds where lives collide, secrets simmer and anything can happen.