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We fixed business travel for offsites, sales kickoffs, and incentive trips. (And everyday travel too) | Used by 300+ companies 🚀

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We are proud to launch Quest, the newest way to book event and everyday business travel -- all in one place.

If you've ever been frustrated by your legacy business travel booking platform, we built this for you. ❤️

Here is where we stand out:

⭐️ The best way to book and manage event/group travel -- full stop
💰 Features like Split-Pay for upgrades and direct connections with airlines ensure you stay on budget
📢 Support that really does pick up the phone (wild that other platforms stink at this)

Sign up for a Quest account in 30 seconds today!

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Making business traveler complaints into an emo song 🤣

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@PgaOdds Sup!

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If you like golf, networking, dogs, and Florida -- this one is for you!

Come out to Saddlebrook Resort in Tampa on June 12 for our Charity Golf Tournament!

We have great rates for those who want to stay June 11-13!

⛳️ Register > https://t.co/NfmbP51g7Z

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@Bistronius You can just golf then!

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@TaraBull Travolta can get a whole new face and we can't even get Delta to hand out cookies on short flights.

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@kenny_totten Come join us!

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We gave Forecast a huge AI infused update.

Its now the fastest, easiest, most accurate way to create an air budget for your next team offsite, meeting, or event.

Best of all, its 100% free.

Try it 👉 https://t.co/kroVEmcjez

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@kenny_totten Chat with Alfi!

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@SimonHoiberg Just do it for the love of the game

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@dr Some people just do it for the love of the game

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Economy is finally getting the attention it deserves—and #UnitedAirlines is making a serious play for the top spot.

For decades, long-haul economy has been a race to the bottom: tighter seats, less comfort, lower expectations. But this shift signals something different. Airlines are starting to realize that improving the experience for the majority of passengers isn’t just good user experience —it’s good business.

What we’re seeing here isn’t a small upgrade. It’s a rethinking of space, layout, and how people actually experience a 10+ hour flight.

If United executes this well, they’re not just improving economy—they’re redefining it. And that’s how you become #1.

What do you think?

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There are levels to this game

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At what stage should your company adopt a travel platform?

We get this question a lot — and the answer isn't one-size-fits-all.

But after working with 300+ companies on their travel programs, here's how we think about it.

~25 employees: You're probably fine without one. At this size, travel is manageable. Someone on the ops or finance team can book flights, track receipts, and wrangle itineraries without losing their mind. The volume just isn't there yet to justify a platform investment. Keep it simple.

~50 employees: This is where things start to get interesting. You've got multiple departments traveling, maybe a few recurring events or client visits per quarter, and suddenly nobody knows what the company is spending on flights. Expense reports pile up. Policy enforcement is nonexistent. A managed travel solution at this stage isn't just convenient — it gives you visibility, savings, and time back for the people who've been duct-taping the process together.

100+ employees: It's table stakes. At this point, unmanaged travel is costing you real money — duplicate bookings, missed savings, zero negotiating leverage, compliance gaps. You need centralized reporting, policy controls, and a partner who can actually support travelers at scale. Flying without a platform here isn't scrappy — it's expensive.

The real inflection point for most companies is somewhere between 50 and 100. That's where the pain becomes undeniable and the ROI of a platform becomes obvious.

Curious where your company falls?

We broke it all down in the video. 👇

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Helping meeting planners, EAs, marketing managers, and everyone else who had travel thrown in their lap look like a genius!

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Airplane Etiquette Just Became Airline Policy!!

Ever been stuck on a flight next to someone blasting TikTok, FaceTime, or a full movie without headphones? Yeah… airlines are officially over it.

United Airlines recently updated its Contract of Carriage — the agreement you accept when you buy a ticket — to include a rule about personal device audio.
The gist:
If you’re listening to audio or watching videos without headphones, the airline can now take action.
And by action they mean:
• Ask you to stop
• Refuse boarding
• Or even remove you from the flight

Basically, the “headphones are polite” rule just became actual airline policy.
Honestly… it’s kind of amazing it took this long.
Airplanes are one of the last places where 150 strangers are stuck together in a metal tube for hours. A little audio courtesy probably isn’t too much to ask.
But it does raise the question…

Is this a fair rule — or a little overkill?
What do you think? ✈️

#UnitedAirlines #Travel #TravelNews

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Planning travel for an event isn’t just “booking flights.”

It’s coordinating dozens — sometimes hundreds — of people, all arriving within tight windows, from different cities, with plans that change right up until the last minute.

Yet most teams are still managing event travel with tools built for individual business trips.
That gap shows up as last-minute chaos, budget leaks, and planner burnout.

We unpack why traditional travel tools break down for events — and what an event-first approach actually looks like.

👉 Read the full blog: https://t.co/xOBojxNm5v

hashtag#EventTravel hashtag#EventPlanning hashtag#GroupTravel hashtag#EventOps hashtag#TravelTech hashtag#CorporateEvents

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Mind blown.

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This is nuts; Elevenlabs nailed it. Voice but especially latency.

After reading Matt Shumer's article, it's become even clearer to me what he means when he says that AI will soon encompass all other areas as well.

Who needs call center agents when you have such a human-like AI?

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This should be required viewing for everyone in the meeting and events world 😀

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https://t.co/oBJcrC2s1T

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@mattepstein @drewfallon12 Is this Fin from @intercom?