We are thrilled to announce our partnership with Tripism, the business travel planning and engagement platform of choice for Fortune 500 business travel. This new strategic collaboration will give our clients access to the Tripism platform, and this is the first time the platform has been made available to the SME sector.
Laura Busby, Commercial Director at Good Travel Management stated, “At Good Travel Management, we are committed to providing our clients with a travel experience that aligns with our values of sustainability, efficiency, and exceptional service. Partnering with Tripism, a leader in the field, allows our clients access to consolidated travel information and a single access point for their global travel programme, even when using multiple TMCs and OBTs, providing a unified, personalised, and automatically updated interface for their travellers.
We have received lots of interest from our clients looking for a central portal for their travel programme, and we are currently in the process of implementing Tripism for our first customer – Gunnercooke.”
Darryl Cooke, Co-Founder and Executive Chairman of Gunnercooke llp commented, “One of our challenges in an international business is giving access to a central portal for our entire travel programme so that our travellers have a go-to place for all their travel requirements, including risk, expense management, and all elements of a business trip.”
Tripism will offer our clients a comprehensive solution, receiving information from travel teams, suppliers, and business travellers into a single source, offering a user-friendly platform that ensures personalised and relevant information is tailored to individual needs. It dynamically updates relevant travel information, including policy guidelines, supplier updates, and employee experiences. The capabilities of Tripism will enhance our clients’ travel experience, empowering their business travellers to access all the necessary information efficiently, reducing the time spent planning trips and increasing productivity whilst away.