How to Build a Corporate Travel Policy Employees Will Actually Follow

September 23, 2026

You can spend weeks creating a corporate travel policy. Get input from HR and Finance. Set approval levels. Determine hotel guidelines. Spell out who can fly business class and when. Put the finished document somewhere everyone can find it. And then Rachel books ...

Destination Egypt: Seven Essentials for Your First Trip

September 16, 2026

By Jamie Edwards, an award-winning travel writer who’s visited 70+ countries on all 7 continents. Few destinations are as evocative as Egypt. The pyramids are inherently mysterious. Tutankhamun’s golden mask has been portrayed in books and on TV and movie screens. The Nile, ...

CIREside Chat September 2026: People Need People

September 9, 2026

By Eric Hrubant, Founder & CEO of CIRE Travel The announcement came after everyone was already seated: the flight home had been canceled. After a long business trip, she only wanted one thing: to sleep in her own bed. After the announcement, she ...

Parade Magazine Asked Travel Advisors for Their Favorite Coastal Town. Here’s Why I Chose Kennebunkport.

September 3, 2026

By Eric Hrubant, Founder & CEO of CIRE Travel For me, Kennebunkport isn't just a destination I recommend to clients, it's a place I loved so much that I made it my home. I've traveled to some incredible places around the world, but there's ...

Stowe, Vermont’s Quintessential Fall Foliage Experience

August 27, 2026

By Jamie Edwards, award-winning travel writer who’s visited 70+ countries on all 7 continents. There are places you visit in autumn, and then there’s Stowe. I’ve been coming to this small Vermont town for decades, long enough to know it under snow, in ...