Whether it’s a cancelled flight at midnight or an urgent last-minute meeting overseas, business travel problems rarely happen during standard office hours.
As travel costs rise, many UK businesses are reviewing how they manage their corporate travel budgets. But cutting costs doesn’t mean cutting corners.
Business travel can be a valuable investment – but only if it’s well-managed. Small mistakes in booking, policy, or communication can lead to delays, cost overruns, and stressed-out travellers.
Here’s what to look for when choosing the right travel partner for your business:
A Travel Management Company (TMC) is a specialist agency that helps businesses organise, book, and manage their corporate travel. Whether it’s flights, hotels, trains, car hire, or travel policies — a TMC handles everything under one roof.
There are current new visa requirements being adopted across the UK and Europe over the next few months. Here are some details which gives a very brief synopsis but we strongly recommend that you familiarise yourselves with the various updates that will be released to ensure that you have the correct paperwork.
Following a year of exceptional growth, Wayte Travel Management is delighted to be ranked as the Business Travel News Europe‘s 25th largest UK TMC.
12th June 2024, St Helier, Jersey
Wayte Travel Management has announced that former Sales Director, Garry Lloyd has been promoted to the position of Managing Director, with former Managing Director, Chris Morris moving to the role of Chairman.
After the exciting news regarding our acquisition back in June, we have spent the last few months integrating the QCTM team and we are pleased to confirm that from 1st November all business will be transferred to Wayte Travel Management.
Starting from 1 September 2023, it will be necessary for you to carry valid photographic identification when embarking on UK domestic flights. This identification will be requested at specific points during your journey. Kindly note that failure to provide this identification could result in being unable to proceed with your travel plans.
While a passport is not mandatory for domestic travel within the UK, it is important to carry a form of photographic ID when flying with us. Acceptable forms of ID include:
For children under the age of 16, identification is not mandatory when traveling on domestic flights. However, the accompanying adult must possess photographic identification and be able to verify their own identity.
For unaccompanied children aged 14 and 15, identification will be required when traveling on domestic flights.
If you have any questions about these changes, please feel free to get in touch with the team here.