Orbit Travel Brief | August 2026 – Week 4 August 24th, 2026 Key travel updates for the week ahead, from advisories to airline and airport changes. Read More
Negotiating corporate retreat planning in Australia with suppliers August 21st, 2026 Turning corporate retreats into strategic investments Corporate retreat planning in Australia is busy in August and September, as leaders look ahead to end-of-year wrap-ups and New Year strategy sessions. Many teams are booking regional venues, locking in flights and starting to think about agendas. It is an ideal time to ask a simple question: is […] Read More
Orbit Travel Brief | August 2026 – Week 3 August 17th, 2026 Key travel updates for the week ahead, from advisories to airline and airport changes. Read More
Recognising when corporate travel management Australia has outgrown DIY August 14th, 2026 When DIY travel starts costing more than it saves Many organisations across Australia and New Zealand start with DIY business travel. Online booking sites, email approvals and a shared spreadsheet feel simple and low-cost at the beginning. With a few travellers and occasional trips, it can seem to work well enough. The challenge is that […] Read More
Orbit Travel Brief | August 2026 – Week 2 August 10th, 2026 Key travel updates for the week ahead, from advisories to airline and airport changes. Read More
What sporting group travel Australia needs from a true partner August 7th, 2026 Why sporting group travel needs more than bookings Sporting group travel in Australia has grown bigger and faster than many people realise. Teams are on the move for pre-season camps, regular away fixtures, finals campaigns and international tours, often within the same calendar year. Travel is no longer a simple return flight and a hotel […] Read More
Orbit Travel Brief | August 2026 – Week 1 August 3rd, 2026 Key travel updates for the week ahead, from advisories to airline and airport changes. Read More
Designing duty of care travel management in Australia for lone travellers July 31st, 2026 Protecting lone travellers without slowing business down More people in Australian organisations are travelling alone for work. Quick trips for client meetings, solo visits to project sites, regional conferences and remote audits are now everyday parts of doing business. Many of these trips involve domestic flights, long drives, unfamiliar cities and, at times, regional or […] Read More
You can’t govern what you can’t see. Why transparency is becoming the most important KPI in corporate travel July 30th, 2026 Corporate travel is no longer measured by savings alone. As organisations face increasing complexity, governance, visibility and accountability have become just as important. Discover why transparency is emerging as the most important KPI in corporate travel, and how greater visibility helps organisations make better decisions, strengthen duty of care and improve programme performance. Read More