As organizations assess the future of business travel, so too are they assessing how they interact with the evolving world of increased rules and requirements. Employers have the responsibility toward their posted employees and clients to abide by varying legal requirements, while also keeping operational disruptions to a minimum. Organizations and governmental bodies are both increasing investments in digitization initiatives, meaning a digital footprint of tax, immigration and legal compliance or non-compliance can be traced and evaluated.
While addressing business travel needs, programs, and processes, it’s imperative that organizations keep the concerns of their people at the center of mind, aiming to enhance employee satisfaction and the user experience in an already burdensome business travel process.
Paired with the right technology and process, the burden can be alleviated to the extent that employees are traveling compliantly, safely, and efficiently, in a valuable experience for themselves, clients and the organization.