Haul out your frequent flyer card from your wallet. Now take a good look at it. Can you spy a small logo which says Oneworld, Star Alliance or SkyTeam? If so, that card could unlock plenty of prized travel perks of which you may be...
When Delta overbooks a flight, they let their passengers decide how much getting bumped is worth. Here’s how it works. When passengers on overbooked flights check in online or at the check-in kiosk, they’re asked what the dollar value of the travel voucher they would...
If an airline involuntarily bumps you and isn’t able to get you to your destination within two hours (four hours for international flights) of your originally scheduled arrival, federal regulations require the airline to pay you 400% of the cost of your one-way flight, up...
Gabe Rizzi, President of Travel Leaders Corporate, offered his thoughts to Fast Company on the recent cabin electronics restriction on flights from the Middle East. Rizzi gave business travelers some advice on what they can do when they are unable to use their laptop. Read...
The U.S. decision this week to ban laptops, tablets and other personal electronic devices aboard U.S.-bound flights from 10 airports in eight Muslim-majority countries has left travelers with a lot of questions. This handy guide outlines the basics of the new rules and, for folks...
Nothing can ruin a trip faster than getting caught up in airline delays or cancellations. Knowing your rights as an airline traveler can help ease the situation. In some cases, airline travelers may be due compensation from the airline. Airlines won’t always alert you to...
Confessions from air travel industry vets provide us with a dizzying array of things we’ve never thought about the many times we’ve nestled into those “cozy” (said no one ever) airline seats. Read here. [button size='medium' style='' text='More News' icon='fa-rss' icon_color='' link='http://www.tlcorporate.com/travel-wire/' target='_self' color='' hover_color='' border_color=''...
Between interminable airport layovers, scheduling inconveniences, and dealing with coworkers’ strange travel quirks, staying positive during a business trip can be a struggle. But with a little foresight, planning, and a positive outlook, you can turn your next business trip into a productive and enjoyable...
When it comes to travel, most of us are looking to save money, but what we should be looking to do is save time and improve our experience. Sometimes it's worth it to shell out a little more for extras that can make travel easier, faster...
Simplicity is the key to driving online booking tool adoption. Travelers want a user-friendly booking experience. Travel Leaders Corporate maintains tried and tested strategies for increasing online adoption including a Live Chat feature where our eCommerce specialists can view the traveler’s screen and “co-browse” the...