As part of a new Responsible Business Charter, National Grid has set ambitious goals to reduce its travel carbon footprint through reduction and offsetting
Oil Spill Response Limited is an international industry-funded cooperative which responds to oil spills around the world. It has 12 global locations and employs around 270 people, 150 travelling regularly.
When the PGA European Tour was given permission to resume golf tournaments last July, in the midst of the global pandemic, it had to put an effective and workable testing regime in place.
When Inchcape Shipping Services carried out a global tender one of the main priorities was to stop employees straying outside the travel programme. It decided a subscription fee, combined with an online booking tool, was the answer.
Amid the global pandemic, business intelligence giant S&P Global needed to be ready for the return to travel as its offices started to re-open in Asia. It chose to adopt the ‘Permissible Travel Framework’, developed by corporate travel consultants Festive Road.
Using car club vehicles in place of pool cars has helped one company significantly reduce its travel costs and cut its vehicle related carbon emissions. Read on to find out how it went about it.
Buzz Bingo wanted to get to grips with its largest area of business travel spend, accommodation, in order to achieve savings. It identified online adoption as the best way to achieve it.
Culture, capability and cost are the three key factors influencing an organisation’s selection of travel management company. Read on to find out how one global business went about it.
