Learn how blended travel is transforming work trips into opportunities for meaningful experiences, relaxation, and connection, making every journey more than just about business.

The business travel industry is rebounding with a surge in global, the rise of "bleisure," and a growing focus on new booking practices.

The best way to stay healthy on the road? Preparation! Have plans to reduce stress, avoid germs, eat healthy, exercise, and beat jet lag.

Maximizing time, getting work done, staying active, sampling local food and drink, and researching the best transportation options available are all useful airport tips for business travelers.

Managing business travel without a travel policy is as simple as staying organized and finding and establishing programs that work for you.

These eight business travel hacks—including when to book your flights, how to pack efficiently, what apps to download, and more—will help you become an expert on the road.

Face-to-face meetings, end-to-end experiences, sharing services, bleisure travel, and eco-friendly habits are among the top business travel trends for 2020.

The worst airports in the United States include Logan, O'Hare, LAX, Newark and LaGuardia, among others. Here's some advice on how to survive trips there.

Exercising in the pool, unpacking upon arrival, and bringing coffee from home are among several useful tips to help business travelers get the most out of their hotel stays.

Pro Football Hall of Fame running back Emmitt Smith has spent much of his retirement traveling and recently shared some travel advice with Bloomberg.

From wingtips and wool runners to boots and sneakers, versatile shoes can be worn on the plane, in the conference room, and in any social setting. These 12 will fit any business traveler’s suitcase and budget.

From helpful insights on growing your company to mesmerizing tales of rock and roll disgrace, these dozen podcasts provide education, entertainment, and inspiration for any business trip.

These 14 apps can make your next business trip a breeze, from helping you track expenses to making reservations at popular restaurants, and much more.

Whether you’re a planner or a worrier, a rookie or a road warrior, understanding what kind of business traveler you are can help you make the most of your next business trip.

Outlining the goals of your next business trip, knowing you and your team’s preferences, and packing efficiently are three valuable pieces of advice for every business traveler.