The phrase "a travel solution" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a service, product, or method that addresses travel-related needs or challenges.
Example: "Our company offers a travel solution that simplifies booking and managing business trips for employees."
Alternatives: "a travel service" or "a travel option".
She added, "The entire team at Box is excited to finally have a business travel solution in place that works for our travelers and will save us money.
Another member, Thierry, works 250km from home and is able to see his daughter more often, thanks to an affordable travel solution that would not exist if it weren't for the power of sharing between millions of members across the globe.
For these reasons, as a day-of travel solution, the GateGuru experience blows away that of any of these guys," he said.
As a unique and complete corporate travel solution with a strong and growing customer base, investors see a unique opportunity to help disrupt a market overdue for change.
Thus, iterating on the age old crowdsourcing model, Trippy is designed to be a so-called "friendsourced" travel solution, tying your social networks, like Facebook, into its platform to let you find out which of your friends have been to the destinations you're considering — whether it be that they've checked-in, lived, worked, or studied there.
In the spring of 2017, the university will begin implementing Concur, a one-stop, web-based, leading-edge travel solution that enables users to address all travel-related tasks, from booking reservations to filing for reimbursements.
TripActions has developed a travel management solution that saves businesses money while rewarding employees.
SAP Concur, a cost-effective, leading-edge, web-based, mobile-enabled travel solution, will be implemented campus-wide over the next twelve months.
After an eighteen-month pilot project, SAP Concur, a cost-effective, leading-edge, web-based, mobile-enabled travel solution, will be implemented campus-wide over the next twelve months, starting with a group of eight units in January.
