An infographic guide to the Denver Airport that helps business travelers decide where to eat, drink, shop, and relax in the case of a flight delay or cancellation.

As part of our ongoing series highlighting sections of our Business Travel Trends For 2019 report, we take a closer look at how emerging innovative technologies are impacting how small and medium-sized companies are approaching business travel.

We kicked off our MAC event series with a bang at Leo's Oyster Bar in SF, enjoying cocktail and oyster pairings, and engaging attendees with a customer panel on how forward-thinking companies are approaching employee travel.

To help businesses choose and implement a managed employee travel program for the first time, we’ve created a checklist of the key features and functionality to look for across four areas of consideration — implementation, inventory and policy, visibility and scalability, and traveler experience.

TripActions has been recognized by Fast Company as one of the year’s ten most innovative companies in travel. The list recognizes the positive impact that organizations have on their industries and the broader culture.

Announcing TripActions' Chief Marketing Officer Meagen Eisenberg, Chief People Officer Leslie Kurkjian Crowe, and VP of Booking Experience and Supplier Strategy Daniel Finkel.

As part of our series highlighting sections of our 10 Business Travel Trends For 2019 report with Skift, we take a closer look at how business culture is becoming increasingly people first, with CFOs playing an integral role in that more contemporary approach.

We kick things off our 2019 business travel trends series with a look at how boundaries between personal and business travel are blurring for many of today’s travelers — and how corporate travel managers are rushing to catch up.

We're excited to announce our partnership with Expensify to offer an even more streamlined and comprehensive business travel experience to customers.