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Artificial intelligence (AI), machine learning and other smart technologies are changing the way business travel is researched, booked and experienced. As technology-driven services mature and are gradually integrated into personal assistance services, the user experience is becoming more and more enhanced.
World Sleep Day, or World Sleep Day, was celebrated on March 16, which is commemorated every Friday before the spring equinox. The frequent traveler is one of the profiles that suffers most from this type of difficulties. Learning how to get to sleep is vital to be able to perform effectively at work.
The blockchain continues to make headlines, but ? what exactly is it and how will it drive change in the travel industry? A blockchain (blockchain) is a distributed ledger of records arranged in batches of data, called blocks, that use cryptographic validation to link to one another.
The study of the impact of the “Shared Taxi Project”, published by Taksee, concludes that sharing this means of transport is the smartest thing to do in many ways, not only economically. The data obtained belong to a real case of the first company to adopt a corporate policy on this aspect of urban mobility.
Like many other industries and markets, the mobility services market is also constantly evolving. Transportation brands and automakers, among others, are now offering more creative services and products. Thanks to these transformations, new forms of consumption are emerging, and subscription is one of them.
The world of business travel is being revolutionized by bleisure: the combination of business and leisure. Business travelers are increasingly looking to enjoy their free time with unique experiences, while extending their stays to visit and learn more about the places they travel to for work.