Traxo Guide to NDC: How to Prepare Your Corporate Travel Program

Welcome to the next chapter in corporate travel management, where the shifting landscapes of technology, consumer behavior, and global markets are transforming the way businesses approach travel retailing. Traxo is excited to introduce our latest resource, the "Travel Retailing Revolution: Playbook for Managing Corporate Travel Bookings in the

Price assurance — which spans supplier negotiations, rate auditing and re-shopping — is a priority for all travel management teams. However, crafting an effective price assurance strategy can feel overwhelming. That's why we developed this price assurance eBook, which summarizes our three-part price assurance webinar series and provides a path

How to Embrace and Omnichannel Travel Management Strategy eBook

Will your business travelers always book how and where instructed?Will they always choose your company’s preferred airline, hotel, or car rental provider?

These are two prominent questions answered in Traxo's eBook, "How to Embrace an Omnichannel Strategy." By taking a closer look at

How to prepare for what's coming next

The COVID-19 pandemic has dealt a massive blow to the corporate travel ecosystem and there is still a long road ahead.

Our conversations with leading risk management experts and travel management executives indicate the industry will transition through four distinct phases of recovery:

1. Triage
2. Taking Stock

Welcome to the next chapter in corporate travel management, where the shifting landscapes of technology, consumer behavior, and global markets are transforming the way businesses approach travel retailing. Traxo is excited to introduce our latest resource, the "Travel Retailing Revolution: Playbook for Managing Corporate Travel Bookings in the

Recently, leaders from Global Secure Accreditation (GSA), International SOS, Traxo, and ZS Associates, came together to discuss ISO 31030—a first-of-its-kind travel risk management security and safety standard. All of the participating organizations regard ISO 31030 as critical to ensuring complete duty of care for business travelers worldwide.

Let's talk about something that we in the corporate travel business are all VERY excited for – getting BACK to work. In order for travel teams (and traveling employees) to feel comfortable getting employees back on the road, companies need to ensure comprehensive duty of care coverage. We've developed a 'Data Readiness Checklist'to assist travel

At this point in the pandemic, duty of care's priority rank within travel programs has been solidified — and it sits right at the top. Now, gaps in travel itineraries are completely unacceptable, as travel managers must be able to locate business travelers at any moment. That's why complete travel data is paramount to ensuring traveler safety.

An unfortunate fact of the hotel RFP process is that little action is taken afterward to ensure the new rates are actually implemented and remain implemented. Neglecting to monitor corporate travel spend (with a specific focus on auditing negotiated rates) prevents many buyers from achieving their savings objectives from the entire RFP process.

Price assurance — which spans supplier negotiations, rate auditing and re-shopping — is a priority for all travel management teams. However, crafting an effective price assurance strategy can feel overwhelming. That's why we developed this price assurance eBook, which summarizes our three-part price assurance webinar series and provides a path

Travel programs present countless opportunities for savings, but only to travel managers who can access all of their booking data. Since so much leakage goes unmanaged, it can be difficult for travel managers to execute effective, volume-based supplier negotiations or thoughtfully update policies to capitalize on savings available through various

Managing travel program compliance has been a travel management headache for decades.Between leakage, rogue employees, and often-misunderstood policies, some non-compliance is inevitable. However, accessing a complete view of your travel bookings from TMC and non-TMC sources — before travel occurs — can help travel managers identify and correct