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Less Travel, Better Results

Choose this travel strategy if these goals:

  • More successful trips

  • Healthier, safer travelers

  • Better retention of road warriors

  • Less travel-related CO2 emissions

  • Fewer business trips

Are more important than these goals:

  • Reducing business trip prices

  • Taking more business trips

Learn more about this travel strategy by downloading the PDF.

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How Good is Your Current Travel Strategy?

How well is your company's travel strategy performing against its key goals?

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Do those goals reflect senior management's current travel-related priorities?

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Take our simple 10-question quiz to assess the strength of your travel strategy.

Build a Business Case for This Travel Strategy

Gillespie's Travel Policy Impact Model
User's Guide for Gillespie's Travel Policy Impact Model

Use this simple Excel model and its companion guide to build a highly credible business case for this strategy.

Click each image to download its file.

Relevant Research

A deep dive into the merits of meeting in person compared to meeting virtually.  Includes significant findings and their implications for business travel.

Based on a survey of 522 US-based business leaders.

A fact-based assessment of how travel policies can improve trip success, traveler health, and road warrior retention, among other benefits.

Based on a survey of 757 US-based road warriors, defined as spending at least 35 nights away from home on business in the last 12 months.

Ready to discuss your travel strategy?

Contact Scott Gillespie at scott@tclara.com for a courtesy consultation.

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