The Atlas

A global world morphing at lightning speed. Millennials who greatly value work-life balance. Human resources’ growing management of business travel. These and other changes reshaping the workplace are some of…

By Colin Temple, Vice President and General Manager, North America, American Express Global Business Travel  “He who would travel happily must travel light.” While this quote by the famed French writer,…

Every week, companies in the energy, mining and marine sectors coordinate the movement of thousands of workers from their homes to mine sites or offshore rigs. Travel schedules are incredibly…

As new tech tools on the leisure travel scene seem to multiply by the day, business travelers may be wondering, “What can we expect?” A whole lot, according to Evan…

Any travel manager knows that they can spend a career tinkering with their organization’s travel policy in pursuit of perfection. However, they also know that without high rates of policy…

Without a full view of your travel spend, how can you know that you’re making the most of your travel investment? But with the right time-saving analytics platform, you can…

There’s often no substitute for the face-to-face meetings that help share information, impart value, and close deals. But with the technological improvements made to virtual collaboration tools in recent years,…

It should come as little surprise that travel volume of the middle market segment also is growing, along with the challenges of dealing with such expansion, according to our recent…

One of the fastest-growing business segments in the U.S. economy has been the middle market, companies with $10 million to $1 billion in revenue that have outperformed larger entities through…

The use of virtual payments for business travel expenses is on the rise. A study conducted by the Global Business Travel Association (GBTA) found that the usage of single-use virtual…

After an uneven 2016 that saw only limited increases in overall pricing, the business travel outlook for next year looks to be similarly subdued, with flat to moderate rate increases…