The Business of Travel

The business travel industry is fueled by innovative supplier companies who focus on serving the needs to both corporate travel programs and the travelers these corporate customers send out on the road for work trips. GBTA is fortunate to have many of these innovative supplier companies serving on its Allied Leadership

In this episode of The Carbon Compass, Chrissa Pagitsas (CEO, Pagitsas Advisors) joins Fanny Everard (Sustainability Program Manager, GBTA Foundation) to explore how sustainability drives business value, insights on GBTA Sustainability Summit, and why sustainability is good for business —despite policy rollbacks. Inter

Research says 80% of all women struggle with confidence, and in even greater numbers, the higher up you go in a company. This translates into fewer women rising through the ranks and reaching their greatest potential in the workplace. How can we be - and support - bolder risk-takers yet avoid the 'double bind’ of being

Allyship is a powerful force for change. In this episode, we explore how allies play a crucial role in advancing women’s leadership and inclusion in the business travel sector. Our guest, Anne Feeney, Assistant Vice President of Global Strategic Sales at Enterprise Mobility shares real-world insights on what effective

Share Marriott’s perspective on responsibility and oversight of tech and digital strategy, trends we see in the hospitality industry as it relates to the supplier side of the business. The podcast is hosted by Suzanne Neufang, CEO of GBTA, aligned with Tammy Routh, who is President of the GBTA Allied Leadership Council

Corporate travel policies are more than just a set of guidelines—they define how employees travel, how companies manage costs, and how organizations adapt to an ever-changing business environment.  And they are an essential and fundamental element of the day-to-day work and long-term approach of every travel buyer. Wit