More payment solutions for travelers mean more options - and more decisions - for travel managers

Corporates now demand cross-border payments solutions that do more than move money from point A to point B. This month’s edition of the Global Payments Architecture Report takes a deep dive into the impact of B2B payment solutions on different verticals. This includes insight from Rebecca Kilby, CEO of travel solutions provider AirPlus International Inc., on matching payments solutions with the requirement to simplify international reconciliations.

AirPlus International will launch its first pan-European corporate card, starting in France in September 2018 and rolling out to 19 countries in total by the end of 2019.

HRS studies their data and learns an added benefit of using virtual cards. A closer look at the data reveals a new reality: virtual cards can drive direct cost savings. Turns out widespread use of virtual cards can alter traveler behavior… without employees realizing it.

Through a new campaign, AirPlus International and Mastercard are giving those making and accepting business travel payments a simple way to find all they need to know about virtual cards.

In a future that's totally connected, it looks like corporate cards my pull a disapperaing act.

AirPlus International Inc in the USA has partnered with the GBTA Foundation to work together on business travel payment research.

Leading innovative travel companies bring together sharing economy and travel expense management

How Kelly Services improved their payment and reconciliation processes by implementing AirPlus virtual cards

Enterprise Holdings will now accept AirPlus business travel payment solutions in 41 countries around the world.