Case Study: Adopting Technology for a Smoother Traveller Service

October 23, 2019 Amanda Greenwood

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Travel programmes regularly change and adapt to company and traveller needs. The relationship between Travel and Transport Statesman and Gowling WLG has developed to one that successfully balances an in-house team with Travel and Transport Statesman's technology, service and expertise.

"Lawyers are notoriously 'on the ball', as Phil Youster, head of operations and Martine Palfrey, business travel team leader explain. Click Read More to find out how rolling out new booker and traveller technology was the next step to enhance the law firm's travel programme.

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