In association with
56%
of UK respondents said remote workers should agree to use IT systems that track and measure their productivity.
Source: Flexible Working – State of the Nation Report; 44,000 respondents
MAKING AN IMPACT
Carlson Wagonlit Travel asked 127 travel managers what key technology trend they expected to make the highest impact, on a scale of 1-5, on their travel programme over the next 12 months.
Impact 3.43 3.39 3.36 3.18 3.08 3.01 2.9 2.8
Average: 3.08 2.8
2.64
Most popular free travel booking apps on Apple store in the UK:
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9
10
CWT also asked the managers to rate, on a scale of 1-5, the impact mobile will have on travel programmes.
Impact
5 4 3 2 1
37% 35% 20% 7% 1% Travel managers Source: CWT Travel Management Institute 69% 26 BBT SEPTEMBER/OCTOBER 2015
of travel managers expect virtual payment solutions to impact their travel programme over the next five years.
Source: CWT Travel Management Institute
92%
Arc from Applause uses an algorithm based on app-store ratings and reviews to rate the most popular travel apps in the US. (rating of 0-20: poor; 20-40: fair; 40-60: good; 60-80: excellent; 80-100: winning)
Sector
Travel booking Car sharing Hotels Airlines
Car rentals
Average score 65 62 40 33 27
Booking.com 86/Kayak 77/Tripadvisor 77 Zipcar 68/Lyft 59/Uber 58
Intercontinental 59/Starwood 58/Hilton 39 Alaska Airlines 81/Jet Blue 40/United 39
National 46/Avis 29/Hertz 19 Source: Arc from Applause
BUYINGBUSINESSTRAVEL.COM
Uber Trip Advisor Trainline Ryanair Easyjet
Booking.com
National Rail Enquiries Airbnb Trivago
British Airways APP-HAPPY IN THE US Source:
Appannie.com FREE AND EASY
Mobile technology Big data Ancillary services
Fare tracking solutions New corporate virtual payment solutions
Customised services
New consumer payment solutions
Sharing economy
ground-transportation Direct booking
Sharing-economy accommodation
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