Case Studies

Since 2020, Webber has entrusted the travel of hundreds of their people to the hands of Corporate Traveller due to the quality of service and the support of a trusted travel leader. All they needed was a travel team equally dedicated to empowering them.

When you work in a sector like energy, there are tips and tricks to get the most out of flights that are tailored exclusively for your line of work.

Read more on why a winning combo of tech and people was just what IMC needed, as explained by Shane Moore, Director of Security and Duty of Care.

How can you offset your flight’s carbon footprint? With the help of Corporate Traveller and partner Trees4Travel, Pelsis is on its way to a more carbon balanced programme.

Eliquent Life Sciences has now been working with Corporate Traveller for more than 7 years. Eliquent is not your everyday consulting firm. They’re a full-cycle life sciences consulting company with clients in the medical devices and pharmaceutical industries, and they were facing a headache with travel planning.

When you’re one of Western Canada’s largest startups, there usually comes a time when you need to make a choice – managing travel in-house or working with a TMC? Find out what Benevity did next.

Up until 2017, Beyond Energy had been managing their own business travel in-house. Find out how we took their travel to the next level.

WhiteWater is the world’s premier water park manufacturer and supplier. With over 500 employees globally, they have completed over 5,000 projects across theme parks, cruise ships, indoor and outdoor water parks, and hotels and resorts all over the world.

Multi-faceted drilling business needs efficient and accurate last-minute service, while also seeing cost-savings.

In this epic new series, pilot and former Royal Marine Arthur Williams will fly us into some of the remotest parts of our planet to find out how people survive and thrive in places only planes can reach.

Natasha Cooper, Bboxx Chief of Staff, considers the Corporate Traveller team as colleagues of her own.

Travel is sometimes a one-person band at small companies. A small but significant part of a much bigger job at the company – whether you’re a PA or head of HR.