In the fast-paced world of corporate travel, the importance of a secure and stable travel management partner is underscored by a wealth of facts and statistics. Businesses seeking success and peace of mind in the ever-changing travel landscape understand that having a reliable guide is not just beneficial – it’s a necessity.
Hotel Management Programs offer numerous benefits for both travelers and organizations. By implementing a hotel program, organizations can save on average $61 per stay, providing cost savings for their travel program. See what the program includes…
Why is hotel attachment important? There are benefits to increasing the hotel attachment rate from a company & traveler perspective. By increasing hotel volume through a TMC (travel management company), the company can get better deals and negotiate contracts to save the company money.
Custom can be defined in different ways. It means different things to different people. Custom to us means we dig deeply to learn what your
In an attempt to do anything possible to find the lowest possible airfare, consumers are “Skiplagging”, the practice of booking an itinerary where the stopover is the actual and intended destination of the traveler.
We invite you to watch and see why you can Expect More from Fox when partnering to manage your organization’s travel program.
Before Connie Pronschinske, Ashley Furniture’s Travel Manager, implemented Fox’s Cognition she learned about her travel program’s performance by viewing static reports that she manually manipulated.
The face of business travel has undergone significant changes in recent years. To enhance their corporate travel experience, organizations are increasingly recognizing the importance of incorporating technology into their travel programs. In this blog, we delve into the significance of customizing technology in a business travel program and explore the advantages it offers.
One of the trends returning to travel management is a dedicated account agent service model. Not to be confused with a designated team, this type of travel management program is built by using an on-site or rent-a-plate configuration. Learn more about how this travel management configuration can support your business travelers.
As business travel continues to grow, so do the responsibilities of the modern-day travel manager. Many are now tasked with event and meeting management in addition to corporate travel, and working with a single provider for both your business travel and meeting and incentive needs can bring several benefits to your organization.
As travel services manager for a 4000-employee business and personal insurance provider, Jenna Joswick thought she knew everything her online booking tool offered. It wasn’t until the mutual insurance company contracted with Fox World Travel as their travel management company that she became aware of some lesser known, but extremely helpful, features of the tool.
What’s the difference between duty of care and risk management? When it comes to travel, the two terms are used somewhat interchangeably. While they are related, they are very different.
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