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The Kingdom of Saudi Arabia (KSA) has initiated the E-Invoicing directive starting its first phase on 4th December 2021. E-invoicing can increase efficiency in transactions by making trade more seamless, efficient, and result in faster payments and reduced costs, whilst providing the KSA government with greater insights on market conditions.

Travel professionals have many unanswered questions about how the business travel industry will recover post Covid-19. Will most of the countries keep their border restrictions? Will travelers quit Zoom to get back to meeting in person any time soon? Or can companies be sure their employees are safe when travelling abroad?

Nowadays, safety measures and risk management in corporate travelling have become main topics between travel management companies and customers. Closed borders, flight cancellations, national restrictions; all these subjects are shaking up their way to become mandatory information for every travelling event.

Keep your client and their business safe and on the go!

These days, considering the new way of living as the ‘new normal’ might not be the right way to say it. A pandemic, mixed with an economic collapse, is an unprecedented situation that forces each country to take (or even avoid taking) whatever measures that seem to work, at least on the short run. From closing borders, to cancelling flights, to refusing certain business flows, to changing all of these from 1 week to another, the governments’ focus this year is keeping their inhabitants and their economy safe and risk-free.

Time has come when business dimensions are shrinking, people are sent home until further notice and HQ calculate forecasts that allow them to survive with minimum human resources.