It is common for medium to large businesses to have an established travel program in place, which encompasses a travel policy (mandated or guidelines), a designated travel management company (TMC), a preferred supplier program (air, hotel, car), and often a duty of care provider for larger or more complex businesses.
Data voids became a major concern for travel managers when the pandemic gripped the travel industry in 2020. Locating, contacting and moving travelers before the impending border closures came into effect was urgent. This shed light on the challenge travel managers have faced for years – incomplete travel data and the inability to contact ALL
The role of a travel manager often varies with the size and scale of organizations. Global organizations may have large, complex travel programs, typically managed by a team of corporate travel professionals. Whereas small to medium-sized businesses may only have a single point of contact managing the travel program. Regardless of the size of
Traxo Vice President of Sales Chad Costa joined BTN Group’s Mary Ann McNulty for the June 2018 BTN webinar "Leakage: Plugging the Holes in Your Travel Program." The panel, including Suzanne Boyan from ZS Associates, Pat Sage from Huron Consulting Group, and Kim Castro from TravelCAST, shared how large enterprises are impacted by leakage in
We are happy to announce that Traxo is GDPR compliant. This has been a lengthy, company-wide process of detailed reviews of all services and business operations, how they function, as well as assessing our critical partners involved with delivering our services.
Traxo FOLIO provides a first-of-its-kind solution for extracting fully itemized spend detail from a hotel receipt upon checkout, enabling more granular visibility into T&E spend for more proactive expense management. Whereas card data typically only reports what was spent at
The latest highly-transmissible COVID-19 variant, Omicron, became publicly known in December 2021 when South Africa sounded the alarm to the World Health Organization (WHO). Almost immediately, borders were closed for travel. Organizations with business travelers in South Africa quickly scrambled to locate them and launch relocation plans
It is common for medium to large businesses to have an established travel program in place, which encompasses a travel policy (mandated or guidelines), a designated travel management company (TMC), a preferred supplier program (air, hotel, car), and often a duty of care provider for larger or more complex businesses.
Data voids became a major concern for travel managers when the pandemic gripped the travel industry in 2020. Locating, contacting and moving travelers before the impending border closures came into effect was urgent. This shed light on the challenge travel managers have faced for years – incomplete travel data and the inability to contact ALL
The role of a travel manager often varies with the size and scale of organizations. Global organizations may have large, complex travel programs, typically managed by a team of corporate travel professionals. Whereas small to medium-sized businesses may only have a single point of contact managing the travel program. Regardless of the size of
Traxo Vice President of Sales Chad Costa joined BTN Group’s Mary Ann McNulty for the June 2018 BTN webinar "Leakage: Plugging the Holes in Your Travel Program." The panel, including Suzanne Boyan from ZS Associates, Pat Sage from Huron Consulting Group, and Kim Castro from TravelCAST, shared how large enterprises are impacted by leakage in
We are happy to announce that Traxo is GDPR compliant. This has been a lengthy, company-wide process of detailed reviews of all services and business operations, how they function, as well as assessing our critical partners involved with delivering our services.
Traxo FOLIO provides a first-of-its-kind solution for extracting fully itemized spend detail from a hotel receipt upon checkout, enabling more granular visibility into T&E spend for more proactive expense management. Whereas card data typically only reports what was spent at
