Voyage Manager Blog
Expert insights on travel risk management, travel tracking, and corporate mobility
The Few, the Lucky, the Tax Liable
Although we don’t think remote working from beautiful locations will become a mainstream work option, the number of digital nomads is growing quickly. We’re here to make sure they, or their companies, don’t become tax liable.
Business Travel is Back: How to do it Conscientiously
Business travel will equal pre-pandemic levels this year, and surpass them in 2024. Here’s how to do it safely, for your people and the environment.
Why Not Give a Gift of Carbon Offset?
Even if your friends and family are as obsessed with sustainability as we are, sometimes they have to purchase a little carbon offset. Please consider giving it as a gift.
International Travel Tax: The Four Dreaded Words
If you’re an individual who travels frequently to the same countries, the two words you never want to hear are “tax resident”. If you’re a company that sends people to specific countries, for weeks or months at a time, the two dreaded words are “permanent establishment”. Carry on reading to learn how to avoid international taxes!
Travel Tracking Use Case: Small Team, Large Organisation
Sometimes in large organisations, only one team travels so frequently they need travel tracking. This blog describes one such group, and it’s a perfect use case for Mia Bazo. Might this apply to you?
Mia Bazo Does Not Support Facebook
On 24th November 2021, we announced we were jettisoning all Facebook platforms. We posted this on all our social media platforms, and on 7th December 2021, we will remove the Mia Bazo and Voyage Manager profiles from Facebook and Instagram. Will you join us?
Our Top Covid Testing Company
When we find a travel-related supplier we trust, we share our recommendations with you. We’ve found a Covid test provider we really like.
Travel During a Pandemic: Port Story
What should have been a happy day turned to upset and frustration, due to the bewildering amount of paperwork now needed to take a holiday. If only they’d had the Vault.
Post-Brexit Brits and EU Second Homes
You’re a UK citizen and accustomed to spending months at a time in your second home, somewhere in the Schengen area. You may not have spent as much time there during the pandemic, so the implications of Britain’s withdrawal from the EU may not have fully registered. But as travel restrictions have eased, thousands like you are discovering that visa rules have changed.
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