More than 20 years in business travel has taught us that getting from A to B is only one part of the experience. Dig a little deeper with our Expert Insights.
With the right apps on your mobile device your business trips are smarter, smoother and more productive. Here are our top recommendations for business travel apps in 2019.
What do business travellers want in a hotel? Fast and reliable Wi-Fi is key, along with an adequate workspace and proximity to the central business district. Discover our complete list of accommodation essentials in this guide for Kiwi corporate travellers.
Travelling for work? Organising business trips for staff? Ensure your corporate travel runs smoothly with these essential tips for business travel from the Corporate Traveller experts.
With a little bit of forward planning, you could save thousands of dollars on travel, without compromising the comfort of your staff or the efficiency of the journey. We’ve put together our six no-fail business-travel hacks for keeping your travel costs way down.
Businesses are always looking for ways to reduce their travel costs without compromising on quality for the traveller. That’s where Corporate Traveller’s TravelSMART comes in.
If you’re a frequent business traveller, you’ll be well acquainted with suitcases. There is so much to consider - security, how easy it is to wrestle with at the airport, and the ease of living out of it for days on end.
It seems like a dream, travelling for work. But as any regular can tell you, it’s more demanding than it looks. From planning the trip to getting home again, this article is the ultimate business travel checklist, for a seasoned pro or first-time traveller alike.
If you want the job of your dreams, networking is critical to establish those connections. It’s about much more than getting a new job, though. It’s also about gaining new business, new skills, new opportunities and inspiration.
Appearances matter in the business world. When someone meets you for the first time, they’ll form an impression in just two seconds. Since that long-lasting impression is based almost entirely on your appearance, you need to make those two seconds count.
