The growing complexity of the international landscape is forcing companies to strengthen their policies for protecting corporate travelers. This was highlighted during the 2026 International SOS Annual Conference, where experts in security, health, and geopolitics analyzed how shifts in the global balance of power are transforming corporate international mobility.
Travel agencies continue to accelerate their digital transformation and are increasingly directing their investments toward process automation and the optimization of customer management. This is reflected in the third edition of the Beroni Barometer on Innovation in Travel Agencies, prepared by ObservaTUR, which points to a shift in priorities within the sector for the coming years.
Minimum layover times aren't always enough: Madrid and Barcelona face an increased risk of missing connecting flights. An analysis by AirHelp warns that the officially recommended layover times aren't always sufficient at major international hubs, especially during periods of high demand
There are experiences that linger in your memory long after you?ve left a hotel. Sometimes it?s a spectacular view, an exceptionally comfortable bed, or a memorable breakfast. Other times, however, the memory is linked to something much harder to describe: a scent.
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Business travel is no longer just about booking a flight and arriving on time for a meeting. Today?s business traveler needs to optimize every stage of the journey: managing expenses, rescheduling meetings on the fly, sleeping better after a time change, quickly accessing documents, or finding quiet spaces to work in between connection . . .
