Australian travel tech firm Locomote partners with Regus  

AccomNews Wednesday, October 21, 2015

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Australian travel and expense technology company, Locomote, has today announced a partnership with flexible workspace provider Regus.

The partnership will see the Locomote platform offered to Regus customers to make their business travel simple, efficient and cost-effective.

Regus has partnered with Locomote to offer Regus’ business customers an end-to-end corporate travel management solution. Businesses will be offered the opportunity to organize every aspect of their employees’ travel, including authorisations, bookings, duty of care, procurement and expenses with Locomote’s user-friendly interface.

Andre Sharpe, Regus chief innovation and information officer, says Regus provides businesses with flexible workspace, wherever in the world it might be required.   ”Our partnership with Locomote will allow us to provide an innovative corporate travel solution tailored to our customer’s needs; this will enable them to have a holistic view of their travel and expenses management, lowering their companies’ corporate travel costs.

“We want to work with Partners that can provide relevant business benefits to our customers and who understand our underlying philosophy of helping businesses succeed whatever the economic climate. Travel is a major expense to our customers and Locomote has developed a solution that will meet the needs of our customers. We very much look forward to this partnership developing.”

Philip Weinman, CEO and executive chairman of Locomote, says that the tech-driven platform is a great fit for Regus.   ”We’ve focused on developing a seamless platform which is designed to make booking travel simple and intuitive. As a global, tech-driven company, we’re excited to partner with a similar-minded company. This partnership with Regus will allow us to take the Locomote platform to a new audience.

“We’ll be ensuring that Regus customers have access to support 24/7, they’ll be able to make bookings both online and offline; but most importantly, they will be able to use the platform to lower the total cost of travel.”