Jay Campbell is a journalist and co-founder of The Company Dime, a publication that covers corporate travel management and the business travel industry. With a focus on providing insights and analysis, Jay's articles delve into topics such as supplier-intermediary clashes, expense management approaches, airline distribution, and the impact of technology on the travel industry.
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Jay's coverage predominantly focuses on the travel and tourism industry, particularly corporate travel management. His articles heavily feature press releases and private sector announcements, making him likely most responsive to pitches involving new developments in travel technology, business trips, or corporate travel management solutions.
Given Jay’s focus on business and industry themes within the context of the travel sector, he may be interested in expert commentary from professionals with insights into emerging trends or significant changes within these areas. Pitches related to innovative approaches to expense management for corporate travelers or advancements in NDC adoption could pique his interest.
It appears that Jay does not have a specific geographic focus but instead covers international developments relevant to corporate travel and associated technologies across various regions.
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By: Jay Campbell
Travel management company mobile apps remain an important part of the typical corporate travel program portfolio over a decade after becoming a staple in buyers’ TMC bids. Mobile tools are potent enablers of direct relationships with corporate travelers. No one has consolidated all the needed…
By: Jay Campbell
Serko aims to reach 250 New Zealand dollars ($150 million) in total income by fiscal 2030, up from $46 million in its most recent fiscal year, which ended in March. About half of this growth is expected to come from its online booking tool portfolio,…
Snowfall, the London-based travel tech provider that absorbed the intellectual property of the troubled developer of the former PSNGR1 booking tool, has been flirting with collapse. Multiple sources familiar with Snowfall said the company was skipping payrolls and scrambling for additional investment after almost losing its…
By: Jay Campbell
The pandemic era's geopolitical tensions caused concern among economic globalization advocates. Despite rising nationalism and efforts to reduce reliance
By: Jay Campbell
Consulting firm ZS is working with ARC subsidiary Traverse Technologies on a blockchain-based traveler profile system that, as ZS travel lead Sarah Hayden described it, would “put the data ownership back in the hands of the traveler.”ZS uses Traverse to support its direct booking programs…
By: Jay Campbell
Solutions Travel, the Spotnana-powered travel management company backed by Options Travel and founded by industry veteran Mark Walton, is anticipating profitability next year, just two-odd years after its launch. The company recently hired seasoned pros for its leadership team and expanded its multinational network, including…
Defunct guest travel tech company Pana was so beloved by corporate travel managers that one of them started his own. Now he’s competing with the guys who created Pana. Devon Tivona and Sam Felsenthal on Tuesday announced a second quarter 2025 launch date for Juno,…
By: Jay Campbell
As antitrust authorities in the United Kingdom weigh industry input on concessions designed to garner approval of the proposed Amex GBT acquisition of CWT, the review raises questions about who can sufficiently serve large corporates and whether that’s been changing. GBT and CWT argued that up-and-comers…
Spotnana offers solutions directly to corporations, including operating “as your travel management company,” according to its website. However, multiple sources said the company had discontinued responding to buyers in that capacity. Instead, Spotnana is pushing TMC partnerships. While Spotnana CEO Steve Singh did not corroborate…
By: Jay Campbell
With the potential to reshape corporate travel policies, a Mastercard-SAP Concur integration gaining traction among customers reflects an interest in the
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