Corporate Traveller Australia has launched its SME travel toolkit, which has been labelled “a must-read series” providing expert guidance, tools, and tips for business travel in the COVID-19 pandemic era.
Corporate Traveller says it is already seeing a positive trajectory for early 2022 with a significant uplift in bookings, boosted by the Federal Government’s recent decision to reopen the international borders.
This indicates there is a strong desire for in-person meetings and gatherings for successful business development, customer retention, and networking.
To support this vital sector, Corporate Traveller has unveiled the ultimate SME Travel Toolkit to give small business owners a helping hand as they adapt to the ‘new normal’ and begin travelling again.
Available to read and download via the Corporate Traveller website, the 10-part monthly series tackles the most pressing concerns for SMEs.
The SME Travel Toolkit will also set out to address the myths of managed travel programmes by taking readers through the benefits of enlisting a business travel pro you can trust and rely upon.
Tom Walley, Corporate Traveller’s Global Managing Director, recognises that many are faced with a new set of challenges, especially when trying to navigate international travel in the pandemic-era.
“Travel today can be an overwhelming experience. The world has changed, which for budget-conscious SMEs, has created a more confusing environment, especially for those who previously handled their own travel and simply don’t know where to start,” Mr Walley said.
“With international borders reopened in Australia and travel restrictions easing around the world, the desire to travel and connect face-to-face has increased for businesses… as have complications.
“Through our new SME Travel Toolkit, we’ve set out to share our deep industry knowledge to help small business owners decide how to plan and travel easily and safely.”
From providing guidance on how to craft the perfect policy to securing the best rates, controlling, and tracking spending to keeping your people safe, Corporate Traveller says it promises to discuss the issues that are troubling SMEs while offering practical advice.
“With the SME Travel Toolkit series, we’re helping businesses identify the best route and resources needed to maximise their productivity and savings without cutting corners or compromising on safety as they propel their businesses forward in this changed world,” Mr Walley concluded.
For more information, visit www.corporatetraveller.com.au.