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Whether traveling from home to the airport or between meetings in an unfamiliar city, getting where you need to go is part of every business trip. Research from private chauffeur service


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Business travel has changed.

Today, the flight is more than a way to get from one city to another. It’s part of the business travel experience. Many travelers use that time to review a presentation, answer email, prepare for an important meeting or simply arrive refreshed and ready for the day ahead. Companies are also placing greater value on every business trip, maki...


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Global business travel spending is on track to reach a record $1.71 trillion in 2026, according to the latest Business Travel Index (BTI) Annual Global Report and Forecast from the Global Business Travel Association (GBTA).

GBTA expects companies to take approximately 1....


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Business travel is becoming more intentional, more connected and increasingly driven by better data.

If you travel for work or help plan meetings and events, you have probably noticed the shift. Companies are still investing in face-to-face meetings, customer relationships and collaboration. But they are also asking better questions.

Why are we traveling?


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The most poorly behaved passenger I remember was flying in Business Class.

Throughout the flight, he spoke loudly as though the cabin were his private office. Even after the captain instructed everyone to remain seated because of turbulence, he stood in the aisle and ignored the announcement.

That experience reinforced something I’ve observed over more than 30 y...


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