Posted on May 14th, 2026
The Canada–US border has never been entirely frictionless for business travellers, but 2025 and 2026 have brought a wave of new rules, updated advisories, and tightened enforcement that every Canadian corporate travel manager needs to understand. From a 30-day registration requirement to expanded biometric screening at airports, the landscape has shifted and the consequences of […]
Posted on May 13th, 2026
Important for travel planners: Asiana Airlines is being absorbed by Korean Air, and the Asiana brand will be phased out by December 17, 2026. This review covers what to expect now and what changes are coming for your team. Asiana business class won’t dominate social media, but it consistently satisfies corporate travellers who know what […]
Posted on May 4th, 2026
New York City is the most visited business travel destination in the world, and also the most unforgiving one if you show up unprepared. A poorly planned trip means hours lost to traffic, the wrong hotel for your meeting locations, missed restaurant reservations, and a budget that bleeds quietly through tipping, rideshares, and Midtown tourist-trap […]
Posted on May 4th, 2026
Porter Airlines has built a legitimate reputation as Canada’s most passenger-friendly economy carrier. No middle seats, free snacks, free beer and wine, and complimentary Wi-Fi on every Embraer E195-E2 flight, it’s a genuinely elevated experience compared to Air Canada or WestJet’s basic economy. But the airline is not without flaws: customer service during disruptions falls […]