How data, psychology and technology can be used to change traveller behaviours, improve wellbeing and cut costs.

How the Williams Rail Review will shape the future of UK rail travel; widespread reforms are expected to take effect in 2020, in the most radical overhaul to the industry in 20 years.

Serviced apartments as a fast-growing industry, largely due to an increase in corporate assignment working which sees employees needing long-term accommodation, and the popularity of Airbnb. The home-from-home experience is appealing to more business travellers than ever.

Companies who offer effective training opportunities not only see higher levels of employee satisfaction and retention, but research shows these organisations also have a 218% higher income per employee than companies who don’t.

Helping businesses to be smarter in the way they buy travel, and their travellers to be smarter in how they book that travel can have a big impact. Smarter working can save money, reduce traveller friction, enhance travellers’ wellbeing and maximise their productivity.

The key to unlocking the next level of savings in any mature travel programme is realising that business travel is about more than getting employees from A to B; it should also meet organisational objectives such as productivity, connectivity, health and wellbeing.

As part of Capita Travel and Events’ commitment to their ‘partners’, selected accommodation and travel providers, they held their successful engagement event in June.

Experts from NYS and Capita Travel and Events shared how they apply behavioural science to create smarter meetings and events at the Meetings Show 2019.