When it comes to corporate travel, there’s no greater horror than losing your luggage during a trip. Here’s what you should do when you lose your luggage on your business trip.

There’s nothing worse than a delayed flight. But if you know what to do, you can make good use of those extra hours, get compensated, or book another flight

While business travel might sound like a dream, like any job, it comes with its fair share of trials. Nothing shows them you care like a gift they can use!

We tend to associate our layovers with misery. While we can't change the duration of your layover, we can certainly give you some tips.

It is imperative that you educate managers on all the benefits of a travel policy, making sure these benefits connect with company’s business travel goals.

Put your best foot forward in Japan. Understanding the culture and knowing your manners goes a long way towards impressing your Japanese associates.

For small businesses, each business trip an employee goes on isn’t just an expense for the company to keep track of. It can be a goldmine of information you can use to make business travel more cost-efficient and a better experience for your employees.

Let’s just admit — it is hard to pass time on a layover. Nobody enjoys layovers because they think there’s nothing to do in airports. But if you are landing in Singapore, you might not have to grit your teeth and count down the hours.

If you’re reading this, business travel likely makes up a big part of your company’s budget, so it is crucial to ensure that employees comply with your corporate travel policy.

With so many benefits to offer, there’s no doubt that a corporate travel solution can do wonders for a company. The right tools can help solve existing issues that travel managers face and also improve employees’ business travel experiences.

Corporate travel tools are supposed to help, rather than hinder, business trips. Thus, it is important to look out for features that would encourage productivity and create convenience for not only the company, but the business travellers too.

We’ve compiled a list of packing essentials for your upcoming business trip to Japan, including items that are deemed important in local business culture.

Whether you’re born and bred in Asia-Pacific or have come here from farther shores, it’s crucial for you as a business owner or manager to understand what matters to Asian business travellers.

Japanese culture can be intimidating at first, but if you do your research and take the time to understand the intricacies of business interactions in the country, you should be able to increase your chances of having a successful trip.

Even if you’re constantly on the road for work, your health doesn’t have to suffer. These tips should help you form the solid foundation of a business traveller’s health and wellness regimen.

Ditching your Grab car for a metro ride can help you see the city in a different light. Here’s the lowdown on public transportation in 6 SEA cities.

A corporate travel program allows you to organise all of the company’s business trips. It makes business travel more efficient.

We’ve taught you how to stay productive on a business trip with e-mail apps and expense trackers, and how to beat jet lag when shuffling across time zones and continents. But even before you get on the plane, let’s back up a little to get one thing out of the way—itinerary planning.

Whether it’s to access the country’s efficient production or its growing consumer class, or even to learn from its tech industries, there’s a good reason to visit China these days

Today, anyone with a smartphone in Southeast Asia probably uses Grab. But if you're looking for alternatives, here’s a ride-hailing app for every popular city across Southeast Asia.