TRAVEL MANAGEMENT

Expensify is rolling out its Visa corporate card in 13 European countries – not including France – whilst unveiling new developments in AI.

Accor hosted several major clients and travel agencies in Paris for the Global Leadership Council. The occasion provided an opportunity to highlight the evolution of business travel.

According to the new Navan Business Travel Benchmark (BTB), the gap between business travel and leisure tourism has never been greater.

Perk also switches to MCP mode, the new protocol for connecting to the agentic AI, to manage travel & expense and MICE in natural language.

If airports and Gulf airlines continue to operate their flights, unexpected delays and suspensions are possible due to the resumption of attacks by the United States and Iran.

Navan will connect to the Hilton inventory to display hotel availability, rates and group booking.

The time has come for a simplification and complete overhaul of the MyCapricorne loyalty programme for Air Austral. With many additional benefits for programme members. 

Navan publishes its ranking of the top business destinations, in France and worldwide, favoured by business travellers in 2025 and 2026.

Emirates offers comprehensive insurance covering all possible risks, while Etihad offers complimentary insurance until the end of the year.

A new SAP Concur study highlights problematic employee expense reports, ranging from fraud to "expense anxiety." The cause: rules that are still too unclear.

CDS announces the opening of its hotel booking platform to the global ecosystem of AI assistants – ChatGPT, Claude, Microsoft Copilot – via the MCP protocol. An emerging standard also adopted by BCD's TripSource solution.

The signing of a Memorandum of Understanding aimed at finding a peace treaty between the United States and Iran should lead to a rollback in oil prices, but with no immediate impact on air ticket prices. Patience is therefore required...

Amidst soaring prices, cascading cancellations and disappointing international demand, the North American World Cup is not living up to all its hotel promises. But the final whistle has not yet blown.

IWG imagines what the office of 2050 could look like, based on feedback from HR managers and employees worldwide.

Companies must now assess the risks of business travel for LGBTQ+ businesspeople, according to two surveys by Booking.com and Riskline.

Following the decision to impose high repayment conditions on flex tickets, the Lufthansa Group has to backtrack...

The International Association of Conference Centres (IACC) is publishing its traditional Meeting Room of the Future report, with a focus on new technologies.

Ahead of the new regulations coming into force, Cegid is integrating its expense management solution with approved e-invoicing platforms.

Assessing the risks involved in organising an event, this is what the Copenhagen Convention Bureau proposes... and it's free!

Bookings, expense reports, spending optimisation, anomalies: Navan has presented four AI-driven tools, intended for both travellers and Finance and Travel teams.