Business travel is entering a new phase. As cost pressures begin to ease, businesses are looking beyond simply controlling spend and asking tougher questions about value, technology, sustainability and traveller experience. Drawing on the latest GBTA forecast and insights from the 2026 GBTA Convention, we explore the key trends that will shape corporate travel in 2027 and what they mean for travel managers.
The future of business travel isn’t about finding more travel content. It’s about making thousands of travel options feel like one simple search. That’s exactly what Antoine Boatwright, SVP IT Product & Change, discussed with Todd Arthur of Sabre, our GDS partner. They explored how the travel marketplace is evolving, what it means for travel managers, and why the best technology should hide complexity, not create it.
Voor de meeste reizigers lijkt een volledig bezet vliegtuig een garantie voor succes. Achter iedere vlucht gaat echter een veel complexere werkelijkheid schuil.
There’s a lot happening at JetBlue right now. Here’s the latest on their award-winning Mint® product, expanded transatlantic routes and everything they need before their next trip across the Atlantic. JetBlue operates nonstop flights from London Heathrow and London Gatwick to New York JFK and Boston, plus Edinburgh to Boston, with connections to over 100 destinations across the US, Latin America and the Caribbean.
We recently caught up with our friends at Singapore Airlines to talk about their selection of cabins, their newly refurbished airport lounges, and the experience they bring to business travellers.
Business travellers are demanding – and expecting – much more personalised travel experiences. We’re joined by United Airlines to examine how the industry is evolving in order to deliver unique services and experiences for corporate travellers, based on their individual preferences, selections and destinations.