From Conference Ticket to Last-Mile Taxi: Building an Events Travel Policy that Pays for Itself
Corporate events travel is one of the fastest-growing and most logistically complex slices of business travel — yet most company policies still treat a twelve-person delegation like a single salesperson catching a Tuesday flight.
2026 Incentive Travel Trends & “Return on Experience” (ROE) | The Event Connection Podcast – Ep. 13
What is the future of incentive travel? In this episode, Tina Husemoller, VP of Meetings and Incentives at Fox World Travel, explains why the industry is shifting from Return on Investment (ROI) to Return on Experience (ROE)!
Fox World Travel Earns Spot on Inaugural Skift Meetings M&I 15 List
The inaugural Skift Meetings M&I 15 is the definitive list of the 15 most powerful and influential U.S. companies managing corporate meetings and incentive travel programs. This exclusive annual feature offers a data-driven, editorial perspective of the current landscape, following several rounds of mergers and acquisitions that have narrowed the field.
Just Back: Exploring Costa Rica With Fox Meetings & Incentives
Fox World Travel: Earns prestigious Gold Agency Partner status with Cvent
Fox World Travel, a trusted name in the travel industry with 65 years of expertise, is thrilled to announce its achievement of Gold Agency Partner status with Cvent, a global leader in meetings, events and hospitality technology.
Fox World Travel named to Deloitte, MeetingsNet 2024 lists
Fox World Travel has recently received statewide recognition – making two notable recognition lists. The Oshkosh-based travel management company ranked No. 48 on Deloitte’s Wisconsin 75™ – which identifies Wisconsin’s 75 largest private companies based on sales revenue and recognizes its significant contributions to the state’s economy.
November 2024 People on the Move
Fox World Travel appointed Kristen Shields as the new sales director for the meetings and incentives team.
Fox World Travel: Welcomes Kristen Shields as sales director for meetings and incentives
Fox World Travel, a leading travel company recognized by Forbes as one of America’s Best Small Employers, is excited to announce the appointment of Kristen Shields as the new sales director for Fox’s Meetings and Incentives team. With over 25 years of experience in the travel industry and having spent a significant part of her career working in hotels, Shields brings a deep understanding of the hospitality sector.
Fox World Travel recognized by Forbes as one of America’s Best Small Employers in 2023
Fox World Travel, a leading travel company in the nation and headquartered in Oshkosh, Wisconsin, is excited to announce it has been awarded the 66th spot on the Forbes list of America’s Best Small Employers 2023. The list examined a pool of more than 10,000 businesses in America to rank the 300 best companies, seven of which are in Wisconsin.
Fox World Travel: Takes meeting and incentives planning to the next level by expanding its leadership team; adding Sara Clausen as sales director of meetings and incentives
Fox World Travel, one of the top travel companies in the nation, is delighted to announce Sara Clausen as the new sales director for its meetings and incentives division. In her new role, Clausen will assume responsibility for innovating and improving current revenue streams as well as spearheading strategic initiatives aimed at developing and growing Fox’s meeting and incentives division. The addition of Clausen is just one more way Fox is continuing to provide peace of mind for its customers as a trusted partner in travel.
Special Report Making the Business Case for Incentive Travel
Destination selection is a balancing act of many factors, including the goals of the program, the demographics of the participants, the time period for travel, the length of the program, and the overall goals of the program, said Crystal Zawilinski, sales director for meetings and incentive programs for Fox World Travel, a Wisconsin- based global travel management company.
Fox named to Power List 2023
The annual Power List, an inventory of the world’s biggest sellers of travel, has often served as a barometer for major events. One need only track the list over the three years of Covid to see how the industry was affected as a whole: stunned, then down, then back.