Georgina Montague

Business Travel Evolution

Business travel has come a long way over the decades. From the days of meticulously planned trips with paper airline tickets, faxed itineraries, and travel agents handling every detail by phone, to today’s world of instant bookings, digital boarding passes, and AI-powered travel assistants—corporate travel has transformed beyond recognition. But has it all been for

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Sky High Wi-Fi: Blessing or Burnout?

In-flight Wi-Fi has evolved from a luxury to a near-essential service for many travellers, emphasising the role of advanced technologies like SpaceX’s Starlink in enhancing connectivity at 35,000 feet. The benefits of in-flight Wi-Fi are obvious: business travellers can manage emails, attend virtual meetings, and maintain productivity during flights. Leisure passengers enjoy streaming entertainment and

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Staying on Track across Europe

The resurgence of train travel in Europe is revolutionising business travel, offering professionals a sustainable, efficient, and productive alternative to flying. Several new services offer the opportunity to criss-cross the continent on tracks (rather than by air); these include routes such as London to Bordeaux (set to launch 2026), Berlin to Paris (introduced December 2024),

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2025: The Year of Bleisure—Navigating the Grey Areas 🧳🌍

The rise of bleisure—blending business trips with leisure time—continues to reshape the corporate travel landscape. Recent reports show more employees are tagging their families along on work trips or travelling long distances to company offices and combining business with personal time. While this can mean cost savings for employees, it also raises important questions for

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