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Business travel among small and mid-sized businesses grew 9 percent from 2023, signaling a strong post-pandemic growth, according to Corporate Traveler’s 2024 Year in Review. The new report shares ...

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The meeting itself was fine—not great—and that was the problem. Because when you travel for work, the trip isn’t the job. How ...

Milwaukee’s hotels are evolving to meet the new traveler’s demands: high-tech where it matters, high-touch where it counts.

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Excelling at business travel can be tricky, and that's where Business Travel News’ dedicated Corporate Travel Index comes in. The Index tracks business travel per diems in 200 cities around the world ...

Business travel can be both a privilege and a burden. Heavy demands often overshadow the opportunity to explore new places and meet new people. The lack of routine and the pressure to perform at their ...

Beyoncé sings the tune “Upgrade U,” but business professionals often scream for the best seats with extra legroom. If you’re lucky and can score this perk at no cost, then consider yourself a winner.

This story is part of The New Era of Work Travel, a collaboration between the editors of Condé Nast Traveler and WIRED to help you navigate the perks and pitfalls of the modern business trip. “Most of ...