Lorman
When it comes to business travel and entertainment, it is important for employees to understand the expectations of the business when they are traveling on behalf of the business. Businesses often have to spend a significant amount of money cultivating new business relationships and maintaining current business relationships, thus, the need for entertainment and travel expenses. The general rule is that expenses incurred to earn a profit are deductible in the computation of business income.
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Egencia
The question, Did you enjoy your trip? may not be top of mind for senior finance and procurement managers, but it should. Traveler satisfaction is often overlooked in a travel program when it comes to savings, even though it plays a striking, if indirect, role in business outcomes.With the pressure of creating savings within travel, procurement leaders often default to tightening policies which lead to unhappy travelers.
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UserReplay
Travelers are more discerning than ever – and tougher to satisfy online.In new research on the behavior of U.S. and U.K. travelers, Phocuswright unveils its latest insights on:How travelers shop and book.How they choose the sites they use.What frustrates them most in the online planning process.And what travel brands must do to win hard-to-please online bookers.With 72% of Travel Companies seeing challenges with abandonment along the customer journey, this insight is too good to miss.
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Fondation Tourisme Jeunesse
Being sick abroad, we’ve all been there... In this second webinar, Stephanie Huff (author of the blog The Pink Backpack), Arianne Méthot (Coordinator of the Youth Travel Foundation) and Marie-Gil Fabris (Marketing Coordinator at HI Canada) give you tips to remain in good physical and mental health, no matter the destination!
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