What is the impact of Brexit on non-nationals wishing to visit the U.K. from abroad? We take a look at how the changes might affect you or your clients as a foreigner travelling to Britain in 2021.

In our latest Business Travel Bitesize special including a video and report, we measure the health of corporate travel via the confidence of four key segments: governments, suppliers, businesses and travellers.

Microsoft co‐founder Bill Gates has even predicted that over 50% of business travel will go away permanently now that remote work and virtual meetings have become the norm. Find out why we think he’s wrong.

It just may be the small-meetings business that could help the hotel industry overcome challenges presented by the pandemic, economic downturn and, in the United States, even civil unrest.

This past year has been hard on everyone’s mental health and well-being, but maybe it’s now time to consider those two things more seriously from a business travel perspective. Kick start this new year with a new mindset.

The UK’s decision to leave the European Union means travellers face bans on a wide range of goods. Many items are now prohibited from travellers’ baggage from Great Britain. Find out what you now can and can’t take in your luggage…

UK residents can now apply for a UK Global Health Insurance Card (GHIC), which replaced the EHIC. This is great news for those who want to travel in the EU but do not have cover for COVID treatment. Check out our FAQs…

In this edition of the BTN Europe Podcast, featuring our own Chief Commercial Officer, Dave Bishop, we learn there is an appetite for private as opposed to shared travel solutions and that corporates are talking about resizing their travel programmes.

As vaccination programs continue, businesses are starting to plan for a return to travel. While challenging, we try to predict some clear travel trends we think will emerge over the next 12 months.