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Congratulations to all our shortlisted finalists! We look forward to celebrating with you on 15 October 2026 at the Royal Lancaster Hotel, London. If you’re shortlisted or want to join us in celebrating the best in global mobility - book your table now.

Congratulations to all our shortlisted finalists! We look forward to celebrating with you on 15 October 2026 at the Royal Lancaster Hotel, London. If you’re shortlisted or want to join us in celebrating the best in global mobility - book your table now.

The New Rules of Global Mobility: Workforce Trends, Compliance Pressures, and Integrated Solutions

Congratulations to all of the Winners and Highly Commended:

FEM Berlin Chapter Meeting (21 January 2027)

Good destination support already considers commuting, schooling, transport, family priorities and lifestyle. The harder question is whether those inputs become an explicit set of location priorities and trade-offs before available properties begin framing the choice.

Save the Date! 05/11/2026

Save the date! 20/10/2026

Global work is evolving, and workforce mobility is increasingly part of a much bigger conversation. Organizations are no longer thinking only about how to move people across borders. They are making interconnected decisions about where work gets done, how talent is deployed, how employees are supported, and how business operations are managed across countries and jurisdictions. Vialto Atlas: State of Global Work 2026 will explore how organizations are navigating this landscape, where these disciplines are becoming more connected, where operational gaps and fragmentation persist, and what capabilities organizations need to manage global work effectively. I'm inviting you to take part in this important global work and mobility survey. By participating, you'll help us benchmark how organizations are managing global work and mobility today, identify emerging trends, and highlight the practices and capabilities that are shaping the future of global work across borders. What you'll receive: As a thank-you for taking part, you'll receive complimentary access to: The full Vialto Atlas: State of Global Work 2026 research report, including exclusive insights from our companion C-suite study An interactive data dashboard allowing you to explore results by industry, geography, company size, and other respondent characteristics Your responses will be completely confidential. Results will only be reported in aggregate, and neither you nor your organization will be identified in anything we

Over 50 participants attended the last FEM Iberia Chapter in Madrid, on May 29th, to examine how benchmarking, compliance, RFP design and emerging technology are reshaping Global Mobility—and what these shifts mean for organisations moving international talent across Spain and Portugal.

There is still time to enter Global Mobility's most prestigious awards!

The global travel and corporate accommodation market is operating in one of the most complex environments seen in recent years. Geopolitical volatility, compressed booking windows, rising operational costs, and rapidly shifting traveller expectations are reshaping how organisations manage accommodation programmes across the world. At the same time, demand continues to grow. AltoVita has released its Q2 2026 Corporate Accommodation Trends Report , combining third-party market intelligence with proprietary platform data from across our global booking network. The findings reveal a market that is evolving rapidly in how, where, and why people travel. The Headline Numbers Remain Strong But the Real Shift Is Operational Global business travel spending is forecast to reach $1.57 trillion in 2026, while the serviced apartment sector is projected to grow at a CAGR of 16.9% through 2033. Yet the more revealing signals are emerging at operational level. Across the AltoVita platform, median booking lead times have fallen 42% in just four quarters, from 12 days to 7. Studio apartment requests have tripled in share, while hotel bookings have increased from 25% to 29% of total platform activity. Together, these trends point to a market that is becoming simultaneously faster-moving and increasingly flexible in accommodation preferences. The Middle East Is Driving Complexity The 2026 Middle East conflict has significantly disrupted aviation and leisure travel flows, creating pressure on air