Five Tech Trends That Will Impact Business Travel In 2020
It's up to travel management companies to evolve from traditional approaches to continue to provide the highest-quality experiences.
SAN FRANCISCO -- Uber is best known for allowing people to book a taxi through its smartphone application. But the fast-growing company has far broader ambitions.
The world’s automakers and tech giants like Google have unveiled a series of driverless car projects that rely heavily on up-to-date road data. Companies like Amazon and FedEx use mapping information to run their global logistics operations. And tech start-ups, including Uber and Airbnb, the vacation-rental website, have incorporated digital maps into the heart of their businesses.
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It's up to travel management companies to evolve from traditional approaches to continue to provide the highest-quality experiences.
The company also launched the world’s first E-Buses on long-distance lines in 2018 starting in France and Germany.
The Eastern trade show will become part of a wider industry vision and event next year in Philadelphia.
MCI’s newest tech-driven motorcoach safety system can lead to safer trips, smoother performance, and operational savings.
BotRide is Hyundai’s self-driving on-demand pilot service where riders can hail an autonomous Hyundai KONA Electric SUV from a smartphone.
OCT. LCT: The company plans to help operators ease the ride booking process for travelers.
OCT. LCT Cover: U.K. operator Reza Choudhury takes the logistics of a traditional chauffeured service and layers on related subsidiaries.
OCT. LCT: The new platform looks to provide leads for motorcoach operators who want to keep up with innovative technologies.
The lounge-style body hones a minimalist design, in what the company calls “an urban loft on wheels.”
The Global Ground Transportation Institute (GGTI) is the global community dedicated to providing the ground transportation industry with networking opportunities, business performance improvement, and education.
Operator Nick Kokas will be leading a discussion on technology and mobility at this year's event that will break down barriers.
Four out of the 10 vehicles on the list are commonly used chauffeured luxury models.
SEPT. LCT Disruptive Discourse: Perhaps social media has made communication too easy and spurred us all to become lazy.
Add one more uncertainty about autonomous vehicles: How do you get them to drive like locals?
Maybe by the 2030 model year automakers will be able to sell self-driving vehicles to the general population.
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