Travel Tech Blog.

The pandemic has been brutal on the travel industry, with many skilled workers leaving the field in droves. Between 2020 and 2022, many older and experienced workers – some laid off during the ...

In 2020, the hospitality industry faced a storm that no one saw coming – the Covid-19 pandemic. The consequences were extended, disruptive, and severe, as travel restrictions and lockdowns globally...

In some parts of the world, business travel has been problematic in 2023 so far as airline and airport employees have repeatedly gone on strike. Many of these strike actions are the result of layoffs...

Hotels worldwide are turning their focus toward an often-overlooked segment: business travelers. The traditional perception of business travel is changing, and hotels are stepping up to meet the new...

After years of back-and-forth lockdowns and travel restrictions in its effort to battle Covid 19, China is now open again for in person business travel. The lifting of most international travel...

The global corporate travel industry is facing an acute skills and experience shortage. During the almost complete shutdown in domestic and international corporate travel in 2020 and 2021, thousands...

The specter of lost luggage is a nightmare for both commercial and leisure travelers, as the number of lost and misplaced luggage items at airports around the world has seen a noticeable uptick...

With the world returning to a degree of normality after the pandemic, face-to-face events are becoming more frequent across North America. With the thawing of international restrictions, businesses...