Biz Travel
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US-Cuba Reach Flight Deal to Jumpstart Lagging Business Ties
In this April 11, 2015, file photo, Cuban President Raul Castro, left, and U.S. President Barack Obama meet at the Summit of the Americas in Panama City, Panama. (AP Photo/Pablo Martinez Monsivais, File)
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The Americans Are Coming! Is Cuba Ready?
How is American tourism going to change Cuba? (Illustration: iStock)
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Business Travel Etiquette You Need to Know
You’ve been asked to travel for work, and while the idea of an expenses paid business trip might sound awesome, you should keep in mind that you aren’t traveling with your buddies.
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The Sharing Economy is Transforming Business Travel. Here's How
Business travel is being transformed by the sharing economy. Last week, the house-sharing giant Airbnb announced a massive overhaul to its Business Travel program that was launched in July 2014, in the hope of increasing the visibility of an employee’s travel plans and spending.
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Digital Wallets in Business Travel Starting to Make Road Warriors’ Wish Lists
Credit cards and cash aren’t disappearing anytime soon but Latin American business travelers in Brazil and Mexico appear keener to bid them farewell for digital payments than their counterparts in other regions, including the U.S. In a Global Business Travel Association and American Express survey, 36% of both Brazilian and Mexican business traveler respondents indicated they’re likely to use mobile, cashless wallets where credit card information is stored on a smartphone. More than 3,800 busi
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Traveling With Your Boss? Here’s How Not to Make a Fool of Yourself
Should your job take you somewhere warm (who among us has been able to avoid the Las Vegas Convention Center), make sure to pack light fabrics that breathe as opposed to slinky ones that make others breathe heavy—it’s an important differentiation. You’re on a work trip and miss your girlfriend/boyfriend/husband/wife.
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How Tech Is Changing the Way Millennials Do Business Travel
The report determines Millennials are less brand loyal and highly connected to technology. Note: the below are excerpts from Skift’s newly released study on the future of business travel with Millennials. Building products around and marketing to the next generation of business travelers will not be an easy task.
