Designing duty of care travel management in Australia for lone travellers July 31st, 2026 Protecting lone travellers without slowing business down More people in Australian organisations are travelling alone for work. Quick trips for client meetings, solo visits to project sites, regional conferences and remote audits are now everyday parts of doing business. Many of these trips involve domestic flights, long drives, unfamiliar cities and, at times, regional or […] Read More
Is duty-of-care travel management in Australia ready for climate risk? July 24th, 2026 Climate risk is redefining travel duty of care Climate risk is no longer a background issue for business travel; it is a daily reality. Across Australia, we are seeing more frequent heatwaves, bushfires, heavy rain, coastal flooding, storms and poor air quality. When your people are on the move, these conditions can shift fast and […] Read More
Designing educational group travel in Australia for measurable learning July 17th, 2026 Turning school trips into measurable learning gains Educational group travel in Australia is changing. School leaders, parents and boards are asking a simple question: what did students actually learn from that trip, and how do we know? A great view or fun activity is no longer enough on its own. Time away from the classroom […] Read More
Inside conference travel management in Australia for hybrid events July 10th, 2026 How hybrid events are reshaping conference travel Hybrid conferences are changing how people travel for events across Australia. Organisers want to keep costs under control, support ESG goals, and give people flexible options that match new ways of working. That means mixing in-person and virtual attendance, instead of sending everyone on a plane. When we […] Read More
Rapid group flight solution under extreme time pressure June 23rd, 2026 Rapid group flight solution under extreme time pressure A civil infrastructure client was faced with a last-minute disruption when a charter flight was cancelled less than 24 hours before departure. Challenge A civil infrastructure client was faced with a last-minute disruption when a charter flight was cancelled less than 24 hours before departure. The client […] Read More
Expertly Managing Complexity: Transforming Event Logistics with Orbit World Travel April 23rd, 2024 Expertly Managing Complexity: Transforming Event Logistics with Orbit World Travel The Independent Hardware Group national Expo over three days required meticulous coordination of registration and travel management for over 1,700 attendees. Challenge The Independent Hardware Group national Expo over three days required meticulous coordination of registration and travel management for over 1,700 attendees. With a […] Read More
Savings and Security for FIFO Client February 27th, 2024 Savings and Security for FIFO Client A leading Energy Services and Infrastructure company needed to ensure accommodation for their FIFO staff was secure and affordable. Challenge Our client’s team of Fly-in Fly-out (FIFO) workers encountered difficulties in securing suitable accommodation while traveling to remote regional sites. While standard hotel accommodation sufficed for the majority of […] Read More
Seamless implementation of an in-house travel solution. February 22nd, 2024 When a traditional travel management solution was no longer working for an Australian firm, we undertook a full strategic and operational analysis to come up with an innovative solution. The Challenge A major Australian construction and mining firm was facing mounting pressure to gain greater control, transparency, and flexibility across its travel program. Their existing […] Read More
Preferred Partner Relationship Benefits January 30th, 2024 Preferred Partner Relationship Benefits When a last minute travel disruption threatened to destroy a family vacation, Orbit World Travel used our powerful partnerships with our suppliers, to not only come to an adequate solution…. but a better outcome than was previously arranged. All at no additional cost to our customer. Challenge Passengers arrived at Brisbane […] Read More