Global Travel Management

28/05/2026

Big news from the 2026 Business Travel People Awards.

Global Travel Management has been shortlisted in FOUR categories - including Business Travel Team of the Year once again!

Huge congratulations to Scott Pawley, Paul Baker and Mark Wilson on their individual shortlistings too. But the biggest congratulations are due to the whole team for the second successive nomination as Business Travel Team of the Year.

Here’s a quick message from the team - and a massive thank you to everyone at Global Travel Management who helps make moments like this possible every day.

21/05/2026

In this week's GTM Travel Brief, we reveal the Financial Travel Control Platform, released to optimise, simplify and manage business travel for financial services businesses.

American Airlines develops routes and collectibles as they gear up for the 2026 FIFA World Cup.

And Advantage Travel Partnership meet with someone whose job it is to plan and execute travel for one of the world's greatest sports teams.

Global Travel Management has unveiled a new platform designed exclu...

14/05/2026

Welcome to the latest edition of GTM Travel Brief from Global Travel Management, bringing you the latest developments affecting business travel, corporate travel and the traveller experience.

In this episode, we cover:
• Waitrose launching its first airport retail stores at Heathrow Terminal 2
• The latest information on the jet fuel situation affecting flights this summer
• New check-in rules for Ryanair passengers

Welcome to this edition of GTM Travel Brief from Global Travel Management, bringing you the latest developments affecting business travel, corporate travel a...

07/05/2026

Which airport lounge has its own garden? Who's going to be BOSSing the runways? And where can you get a healthy start to your flight?

Airport dining and “healthy choices” don’t always go hand in hand, but Gatwick is trying to change that. https://www.gtm.uk.com/news/london-gatwick-welcomes-...

30/04/2026

This week’s GTM Travel Brief highlights some surprising shifts in global business travel.

The FIFA World Cup in the US isn’t driving the expected surge, creating rare value for transatlantic trips, while ongoing Middle East airspace disruption is adding new layers of complexity to global travel planning.

At the same time, Europe’s rail network continues to expand, offering viable alternatives to short-haul flights.

A changing landscape — and more reason than ever to stay informed.

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09/04/2026

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Delta Air Lines has broken ranks with the industry by partnering with Amazon to transform its in-flight connectivity - at a time when many rival airlines hav...

20/03/2026

Scott Pawley explains how the current conflict in the Middle East has caused volatility in air fares - and what businesses can do to protect their exposure to increasing business travel costs...

The escalation in the Middle East has exposed the fragility of business travel economics, driving oil prices above $100 per barrel and creating immediate cost pressures for airlines. For businesses, the real challenge is not just rising fares but increasing volatility, which undermines predictabil

19/03/2026

This week's GTM Travel Brief is live on YouTube now...

Ongoing conflict in the Middle East continues to disrupt global aviation, with airspace closures, rerouted flights and cancellations affecting both regional ...

12/03/2026

This week, the GTM Travel Brief covers the situation in the Middle East and how it's affecting business travel to and through the region. We look at PinPoint, the duty of care tool which enables teams to discover the current, past and future whereabouts of colleagues and gives travel restriction information and advice from the FCDO. And we take a look at Stansted's new lounge, perfectly positioned for business travellers on certain airlines...

24/02/2026

Come and meet the Business Travel Team of the Year at The PA Show, this week.