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
How to spend 24 hours in Los Angeles Los Angeles – one of the most diverse and eclectic cities in the world. Not only is LA a bustling metropolis, it’s home to some of the best productions in music and film, accomplished artists, and is a major draw for both business and leisure travelers alike. Read More
Why chose Westjet for Business Travel? Since 1996, Westjet has been connecting Canadians to destinations throughout Canada and beyond. It started as a low-cost carrier based in Western Canada, serving only Calgary, Edmonton, Kelowna, Vancouver, and Winnipeg. Today, they serve 45,000 passengers per day, to 100+ destinations in Canada, United States, Europe, Mexico and Central Read More
Sunrise to Sunset in The Big Easy – How to Spend 24 Hours in New Orleans Since Hurricane Katrina devastated New Orleans in 2005, the city rapidly rebuilt and re-identified itself as a bustling business center and exciting tourist destination. If your next business trip takes you to this multifarious city, give yourself an extra Read More
How to Spend 24 Hours in Chicago We’ve all been there – we’ve scheduled a business meeting in an amazing city but have little time to get out and see anything. When visiting a city like Chicago, it’s a shame to miss any of it, but with limited time, where are the actual “must-see” places, Read More
Virtual Payments. Reducing Risk and Increasing Efficiency In the early 1920’s and long before virtual payments, oil companies and department stores issued personalized metal placards embossed with the names and account numbers of their customers. These ‘charga-plates’ were processed and managed through the Flatbush National Bank in Brooklyn and went on to become the world’s first Read More
Top Restaurants to take clients to in San Fransisco – Worldgo Travel Managemen With more restaurants per capita than any other city in the United States, San Francisco has something for everyone. Whether you’re looking for a spot with a striking view, impressive menu, or to meet a specific diet, there’s absolutely an option. But Read More
Duty of Care – Yesterday In 1928, Ms. May Donaghue of Glasgow, Scotland drank what has become known in Western Law as ‘The snail in the bottle case’ and more succinctly it set the legal precedent for Duty of Care. The case states that Ms. Donaghue was given a bottle of ginger beer from a Read More
New York City is a culinary mecca and the perfect place to make a lasting impression on your client. Choosing the best restaurants in New York can be overwhelming, you want an experience that reflects your taste, stays on budget, and creates a lasting connection. Not an easy task if you aren’t from the Big Read More
Air Canada Corporate Rewards It’s no secret that I love Air Canada. They’ve come a long way from the dark days of poor service, old aircrafts and the high fares that was happening 10 years ago. These days I find them competitively priced, flying plenty of direct routes to many major hubs, and offering a Read More
Effective September 30, Canadian citizens with dual citizenships holders will only be allowed to fly into the country if they have a valid Canadian passport. Immigration, Refugees, and Citizenship Canada spokesperson Lindsay Wemp said that is the only acceptable travel document for the purpose of air travel. “What is changing is that the Government of Read More
My name is Karen Smythe and I am a Travel Manager with Worldgo Travel Management. When anyone finds out what I do for a living, the first question they ask is “Can you get me a deal on travel?” and I always answer with an enthusiastic “YES!” There are many ways to get upgrades, bonuses Read More
It’s mid-July and you finally hear back from the elusive prospect that has been giving you the slip for the past 6 months. He’s ready to hear your pitch, but can only meet you at his New York office on July 31st. This account could make or break your sales year, so you confirm immediately Read More
Hectic airports, long flights, dry pressurized cabins, and late night business engagements can leave the executive traveller drained before they even step into the boardroom. When you’re on the road, staying healthy through exercise and diet should be just as important as your meetings. Not only is the physical activity and nutritious food good for Read More
