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To secure buy-in for new travel tech from senior leadership travel stakeholders need an approach that clearly identifies the pain point and lays out a groundwork for a cost-effective solution.
Are you staying up to date with the latest travel management innovations? Artificial intelligence has the potential to reshape how we conduct business. Check out a few uses of AI
Airbnb has emerged into business travel and is here to stay. Gain a better understanding of how Airbnb can fit into your corporate travel policy.
Is your corporate travel policy ready for the millennial generation? Learn more on how to update your travel policy to benefit both the organization and your millennial travelers.
A travel policy that establishes guidelines for preparing international travelers for cultural differences to prevent misunderstandings will create more opportunities for success.
Learn how to balance travel policy compliance and traveler satisfaction with intuitive technology solutions in this Navigator Blog post.
Learn what mobile travel management means for your corporate travelers in this DT Navigator blog post.
Learn how to truly customize your travel booking tool to maximize your travelers' experience while aligning with your business's needs.
Planning to travel during the holidays? Check out this blog post for tips to make your trip less stressful.
Make sure your travel program is on track for 2018 with these 3 essential corporate travel and expense management strategies.
Travel managers wear many hats and have endless to-do lists. Follow these 4 recommendations to prioritize objectives and become a more strategic travel manager.
Millennials are the next generation to shape the future of business travel. Discover how to prepare your travel policy with them in mind.

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