American Airlines has set April 3rd as the target date for their proposed move of 40% of their scheduled flights to their NDC (New Distribution Capabilities) booking channel whereby selected routes will not be available through standard.
The world is open for business and airline routes continue to expand. While travelers are ready to resume their international travel, traveling internationally is anything but routine.
Hotel Sourcing is taking on an entirely new approach as we work to understand your travelers’ needs alongside the fluctuation of rates within the industry.
Travel distribution continues to evolve as does our business travel industry as a whole. Travel Incorporated embraces change and maintains our position not only as thought leaders, but as leaders ahead of the technology and innovation trends.
Many companies refer to their travel policies and employee travel process as either ‘managed’ or ‘unmanaged’ travel programs. The ‘managed’ program has been referenced as a process serviced and supported by a Travel Management Company with specific directives as to how the travelers should book their travel. In comparison, an ‘unmanaged’ program typically provides guidelines, […]
Whether you are kicking off a program from scratch, or diving deeper into the opportunities to fully replace your company’s carbon footprint, Travel Incorporated has summarized 4 steps that will guide you to effectively measure, manage and encourage your travelers towards not only planning for, but in realizing a sustainable travel program.
Today’s government organizations are challenged by the ongoing necessity of cost containment, while maintaining flexibility to immediately shift priorities, including the deployment of teams on a moment’s notice. Enhanced technology is critical to respond to the ongoing shifts in focus. This Whitepaper outlines how TI Gov approaches these opportunities and delivers consistency in excellence both […]
(November 2022) Over the past six months, European airports have struggled to manage the passenger demand due to staffing issues and entry processes. Two of the largest airports, London Heathrow and Amsterdam’s Schiphol International airport imposed daily passenger capacity caps, limiting the number of flights and passengers to arrive and depart their facilities.
(November 2022) International travel is expanding as major airports improve their management of entry processes and countries more broadly open their doors to business travel. The major airline carriers are responding by reinstating both transatlantic and transpacific routes while offering new and improved classes of service in hopes to lure the business class traveler.
(November 2022) Countries all around the world are opening to business travelers, and while some in Asia have been slightly slower than others to remove restrictions, the opening of both Japan and Hong Kong over the past few weeks is setting the pace for the entire region.