Touring & Entertainment Travel: How Advisors Manage Multi-City, High-Pressure Itineraries

August 4, 2026

The show ends in Chicago at 10:45 p.m. By midnight, the crew is loading out, the talent is heading back to the hotel, and the tour manager is reviewing the next day’s call times in Los Angeles. One traveler is leaving before dawn. ...

Making Business Travel Effortless: A Workplace Benefit Employees Appreciate

July 29, 2026

By Eric Hrubant, Founder & CEO of CIRE Travel For years, business travel was viewed as simply another business imperative. Employees traveled because they had to, not because they wanted to. That mindset is changing. Recent industry research shows that more companies are beginning ...

CIREside Chat July 2026: Confessions

July 24, 2026

By Eric Hrubant, Founder & CEO of CIRE Travel I have a confession to make: I don't really like to travel. I know, it's an odd thing to hear from someone who owns a travel agency. People assume I'm constantly chasing the next ...

Mérida is Hot! Discover Why It Should Be Your Next Mexico Getaway

July 16, 2026

By Jamie Edwards, award-winning travel writer who’s visited 70+ countries on all 7 continents When most travelers begin planning a trip to Mexico, their minds usually drift toward turquoise water, chic resorts, and the beaches of Cancun, Tulum or Los Cabos. But venture ...

How Group Air Travel Works: What Companies Should Know Before Booking Large Travel Blocks

July 9, 2026

Booking a block of airline seats feels like it should work the way a restaurant reservation does: call ahead, give a headcount, show up. It does not. A group air contract is closer to a lease. There is a minimum commitment, a deadline ...