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September 2, 2025 | Business Travel 360, the weekly podcast dedicated to insights, trends, and conversations shaping the global business travel industry, proudly announces the release of its 500th episode.

Since its launch, Business Travel 360 has become a trusted voice in the industry, providing listeners with timely news, expert commentary, and meaningful discussions on the issues that matter most to travel managers, suppliers, and corporate travelers.

The podcast has welcomed a wide range of partners, guests, and thought leaders who have contributed to its success and growth.

“Reaching 500 episodes is both an honor and a reflection of the incredible support we’ve received from the business travel community,” said the hosts.  “We are deeply grateful to our listeners, who remain at the heart of everything we do.”

The team behind Business Travel 360 extends its thanks to everyone who has been part of the journey and looks forward to continuing its mission of informing, connecting, and inspiring the business travel community for the next 500 episodes and beyond.

BusinessTravel360 Podcasts is a hub for top business travel podcasts featuring industry news, LinkedIn stories, and insights from influential figures in the field. 

BusinessTravel360 is the best Business Travel podcast from thousands of podcasts on the web and ranked by relevancy, authority, social media followers & freshness.

For 2 years in a row, BusinessTravel360's submission was selected among many of the travel industry's top brass as a possible speaker at 'The Beat Live' event held in December.  Once selected, subscribers of The Beat, vote on who takes the stage.  

In 2021, BT360 was selected to provide an address on Travel Enablement at 'The Beat Live"

I call upon GBTA, ASTA, or any global organization to establish a new norm of measuring risk in business travel. Business travelers have always been taking minimal risks when traveling. We need a metric that companies can use to understand where their employees can travel. A metric that does not take case count into consideration. Measuring risk by case count will keep business travel suppressed for another one to two years. Businesses will struggle and will lose market share if someone does not take immediate action.

Thank you Michele Delgado of Hartmetrics for the interview and for being a great partner and friend.  

"Aash and I met a couple of months ago and right away I knew I was going to enjoy collaborating with him. His optimism, and passion for the travel industry is contagious. He is a bit of a disrupter but in a positive way."

Thank you to Welp Magazine for giving us the honor to be selected as one of the Top 20 Business Travel Podcasts of 2021.   A special thanks goes out to all those who were mentioned on this list for creating unique ways to connect with audiences world-wide.  

Thanks to ListenNotes, Crunchbase, SemRush and Ahrefs for providing the data to create and rank these podcasts. 

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