Tourism levies must exclude business travel, say industry leaders
Tourism levies could hit business travel. Industry leaders warn rising costs may impact productivity, growth and corporate travel budgets.
When crisis hits the skies: Why human travel partners matter more than ever
When disruption hits, technology isn’t enough. Discover why human travel experts are essential for reassurance, rapid response and keeping travellers safe.
UK now ‘strictly’ interpreting ETA rules
The UK is enforcing ETA rules. Learn who needs one, how it works and how to avoid being denied boarding.
How to buck the trend of rising airfares
Cut travel costs with smarter strategy. See how data, supplier partnerships and better booking behaviours can reduce airfares and improve performance.
Admin overwhelms business travellers, study finds
Travel admin is draining productivity. Discover how simpler systems and smarter tools can reduce friction and help employees focus on what matters.
Business travel optimism softens for 2026
Optimism across the global business travel sector has softened as the industry moves into 2026, according to the latest Global Business Travel Association (GBTA) poll.
British Airways customer contact details policy
Learn about British Airways’ updated customer contact details policy for agency bookings and what it means for travel agents and corporate bookers.
Meon Travel at The PA Show London: Why travel management is at a crossroads
On the 25th and 26th of February, Meon Travel will be attending The PA Show at ExCeL London — one of the most important events in the calendar for Personal and Executive Assistants.
Business Travel in 2026: More trips, lower costs – and what It really means
Explore key business travel trends shaping 2026 — from tech innovations and sustainability to changing traveller expectations and smarter travel management.
Heathrow says yes to shampoo!
After decades of liquid-related humiliation, Heathrow has upgraded its security scanners and—miracle of miracles—you can now keep your drinks, gadgets and dignity inside your bag.
Top Trumps for Business Travel to the US
Political headlines and strong rhetoric once suggested business travel to the US might decline. We look at why business travel to the US remained resilient when leisure travel faltered.
VAT or Broccoli?
VAT on foreign hotel bills often sparks frustration — much like kids’ reactions to broccoli. Find out why VAT recovery feels tricky and why avoiding it may cost more than you think.
The rise of smart accommodation: The benefits of aparthotels for corporate travel
Aparthotels have become a leading accommodation choice for business travellers in 2026, largely thanks to their impact on productivity, well-being and value in modern corporate travel.
Meet our new Client Success Manager
Sarah-Jane Boyle is joining Meon as a Client Success Manager, bringing with her over 15 years of experience in the corporate travel industry.
Travel by train: Why rail is becoming the preferred choice for corporate travellers
Rail travel is quickly becoming the preferred option for corporate travellers across the UK and Europe, driven by sustainability goals, improved infrastructure and a better end-to-end experience for travellers.
How is British Airways improving its On Business corporate mileage scheme?
In 2026, British Airways made some big changes to its On Business corporate mileage scheme to enhance business travel and add extra value for corporate travellers. We have the scoop…
British Airways Signs Major Deal With Starlink for Free Inflight Wi-Fi
British Airways has partnered with Starlink to bring fast, reliable satellite Wi-Fi to over 500 aircraft from 2026. The upgrade will offer smoother streaming, better connectivity and a major boost for business travellers who need to stay online in the air.
UK government to freeze rail fares in England in 2026
Many rail fares in England will be frozen in 2026, marking the first time in 30 years there has been no annual increase.
Europe expected to add 300 new hotels during 2025
Europe is set to gain 300 new hotels and 37,500 rooms during 2025, according to latest industry figures from analyst Lodging Econometrics (LE).
Virgin Atlantic rewards not so frequent flyers
Virgin Atlantic has unveiled a new Flying Club reward that recognises members for coming back to the airline over time, regardless of tier status or spend.