Top 3 Airports in North America To Make The Most Out Of Long Layovers While there are more direct flights to far-away destinations than ever, we are still sometimes faced with dreaded long layovers. Whether planned or not, a long layover can be painful, but if you’re in the right place, it doesn’t have to Read More
Heading into Europe’s busiest travel season, travellers looking for the best flight deals may be stuck with long layovers. Frequent travellers are no stranger to delays, both expected and unexpected, and while they can be frustrating, the airport you are connecting in makes a big difference! European airports have some of the most beautiful designs, Read More
Our favourite top 3 Coworking Spaces in New York City Whether you are travelling for business, leisure, or you live in the great city of New York, remote working sometimes requires a space for you to focus. Maybe you need a change of location, to get out of your home office, or perhaps you merely Read More
Our Favourite Top 3 Coworking Spaces in Toronto Traditional workspaces are becoming increasingly unaffordable in major cities, especially for new businesses and startups. The need for a professional space, with access to a boardroom, is a considerable benefit of setting up an office in a coworking space. For a fraction what you would spend on Read More
How Blockchain will Disrupt Corporate Travel Few things have captured the tech industry’s collective consciousness in the past year more than Blockchain. For the uninitiated, Blockchain is a decentralized (scattered across the Internet) public ledger on steroids. A ‘block’ is a record of a transaction. That could be cryptocurrency, it could be university grades, it Read More
Our favourite top 3 Coworking Spaces in San Francisco Coworking spaces are on the rise as companies hire remote workers or eliminate offices, and more individuals choose to freelance over a traditional office job. The spaces provide all the equipment of an office, with the opportunity to come and go as you please. You can Read More
Introducing Corporate Travel Agent, Anita Fraess Anita is originally from Alberta where she grew up as a farm girl, and studied Business Management at Medicine Hat College. Anita has had the opportunity to travel around Europe including Amsterdam, Paris and Germany. She has taken many family vacations as well to different areas of Mexico, the Read More
Worldgo Introduces Jessica Bentley Jessica was born and raised in British Columbia and has a love the mountains, the forest and the ocean. At the age of 20 she decided to do a working holiday in Australia and it was this decision that propelled her into a lifelong passion and career in travel. Starting with Read More
Worldgo Introduces Ben Livingston Originally from Kitchener-Waterloo, Ben moved to BC as a child and quickly fell in love with it’s natural surroundings, access to outdoor adventure, and has grown to appreciate it’s long golf season. Ben is an experienced traveller, and enjoys everything to do with exploring and living new cultures. Ben has spent Read More
Lauryn grew-up in Toronto Ontario where she graduated from George Brown College’s Marketing program in 2003. In late 2003, she decided to move to Vancouver to be closer to her parents and to save up some money and travel around the world. On Valentine’s Day in 2004, Lauryn met the love of her life and Read More
How to spend 24 hrs in Houston Houston is a major stopping off point for travellers all over the world. The city is a hub for several commercial airlines, as well as a business hub and destination of study. You may find yourself passing through “Space City” on your way to Central or South America, Read More
How to Spend 24 hours in Las Vegas Whether it is business or pleasure that brings you to Las Vegas, the city is made for those with limited time. Restaurants, shopping, and entertainment are all at your fingertips and a city that is so easy to get around, you can really maximize your free time. Read More
In 1952 during The Great Smog, London gained the nickname “The Big Smoke”. The name stuck and the tongue-in-cheek humour has stuck, too. Wherever you go in the city, you’ll encounter this satirical humour, poking fun at seemingly normal things. London is a hugely multicultural city with an even larger history. It is near impossible Read More
There are a lot of reasons to visit Montreal, the City of Saints, also well known as Canada’s Festival City. In recent years, the city has seen a number of startups in the tech industry and a recent report proposes that Montreal will see an economic growth of 3.2 percent in 2017 and 2 percent Read More
Travel Moments – Worldgo and Amadeus have you covered! Have you ever been checking in at the airport when you find out that there are only middle seats left on your 4 ½ hour flight to Toronto? Or have you wanted to purchase food onboard your flight when you realize your credit card is in Read More
