Waypoint Business Travel Blog

Headed to the United States? Your or your team’s next business trip to the country could require some extra steps. Here are the documents needed for U.S. business travel. International business Travelers may find entering the U.S. for business travel to be more complicated than it once was. However, staying abreast of U.S. business travel entry requirements canRead more

In-house travel management is a popular alternative to working with a Travel Management Company, but it’s not a great option for everyone. Here’s what you need to know about business travel management alternatives, so you can pick your ideal fit for your SME.

Airline sourcing for small business travel programs can be challenging. There are ways you can make the most of this hurdle.

Teal Essential is a ready-to-use offering that delivers full booking content and global service without the complexity of traditional travel management implementation

Learn more about per diem rates in 2026, what you can expect as you plan your travel for the next year and how per diem rates benefit you as a Traveler. While many private companies choose to set their own per diem rates, others simply follow government standards or guidelines. Additionally, in some countries, perRead more

Recent and planned TSA changes may improve efficiency — but not if you’re unprepared when you arrive at the airport. Here’s what you need to know. It seems like the security process at the airport is nearly always changing, or that every airport has different rules. Take off your shoes. Don’t take off your shoes. LeaveRead more

Do your Travelers frequently get around via rental car or rail? You could be leaving money on the table. Here’s how to take advantage of rail and corporate car rental programs. For a few months now, we’ve been covering all things business supplier partnerships for SMEs. Our series has covered how to secure partnerships withRead more

A flexible corporate travel program can give you all the benefits of a traditional program, but without the limitations.

How to make a travel management company transition go smoothly—including a slow transition, transparent communication and Traveler involvement.