Posted on October 13th, 2026
When a small business first begins to scale, travel management is almost always an afterthought. A founder flies to pitch a client, an engineer flies to a conference, and the process is entirely ad hoc. The employee books a flight on a consumer website like Expedia, pays with their personal credit card, and submits a […]
Posted on October 7th, 2026
For over two decades, Click Travel served as the default travel management company (TMC) for thousands of UK-based small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) and public sector organizations. It built its reputation on local UK rail inventory, predictable pricing, and a functional, if somewhat utilitarian booking interface. However, since its high-profile acquisition by European giant TravelPerk […]
Posted on October 6th, 2026
For growing companies, managing corporate travel using legacy spreadsheets and consumer websites is an operational liability. When employees are forced to navigate booking business travel on their own, the administrative friction compounds across the entire organization. Travelers float thousands of dollars on personal credit cards, finance teams waste days hunting down foreign VAT receipts, and […]
Posted on October 1st, 2026
When pitching new operational software to a Chief Financial Officer (CFO) or board of directors, qualitative benefits like “improved employee experience” or “easier booking” are rarely enough to secure budget approval. In the modern financial climate, every new SaaS expenditure requires a concrete, quantifiable Return on Investment (ROI). Corporate travel is typically the second or […]