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Travel Management, Travel Manager, Travel Technology, Business Travel, Sharing Economy, Corporate Travel, Aviation, Airlines, Technology, Air Travel, Ground Transportation, Duty of Care, Evolution of Travel, Traveler Centricity – Business Travel Article

October 12, 2019
ACTE Events, ACTE News, Business, Business Travel Articles, Chicago, featured, focus groups, Learning, measurement, networking, research, Travel Blogs, Uncategorized
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Travel Management, Travel Manager, Travel Technology, Business Travel, Sharing Economy, Corporate Travel, Aviation, Airlines, Technology, Air Travel, Ground Transportation, Duty of Care, Evolution of Travel, Traveler Centricity by: Fitzgerald Draper, Research Director, ACTE Global & Anusha Chatterjee, Research Manager, ACTE Global Phase 1: What we have so far In our 2018 study “Quality Management in Business Travel”, in collaboration with BCD Travel, ACTE Global found: The industry is currently using metrics that do not completely measure the quality of corporate travel…

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New Mexico, muy encantando – Retirement Travel Article

October 1, 2019
Albuquerque, Both of us, Learning, New Mexico, pueblo, Retirement Travel, RoadScholar, Santa Fe, Spain Travel, Taos, Travel, Travel Blogs
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New Mexico, muy encantando Please see our New Mexico photo gallery. The last stop on our RoadScholar tour of Albuquerque, Taos and Santa Fe was another kiva – this one at Coronado Historic Site in the Albuquerque suburb of Bernalillo. A kiva is a sacred room within an Indian pueblo, where religious rites are performed. This visit required climbing up one ladder and down another one into the underground chamber; only 13 of us at a time. The room included…

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Off the beaten path | simply retired – Retirement Travel Article

July 21, 2019
Arizona, Lake Powell, Learning, Lee Ann, Retirement Travel, Road Scholar, Spain Travel, Travel, Travel Blogs, Utah
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Off the beaten path | simply retired Please see trip photographs on our portfolio site and video at end of post. We could hear the Colorado River long before we actually saw it, the relentless clash of water and rocks. We were descending Cathedral Wash, a puzzle of multiple levels of ledges and drop-offs, including one called The Pit. Many of us agreed that we would have turned around when we came to the first outcropping we had to scramble…

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