In this monograph, we analyze:

• The impact of electronic invoicing in the travel sector.
• The evidence supporting its positive effect on the environment.
• The benefits of digitalization and automation.
• Effective strategies to implement in your company.

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Clearly, the pandemic turned this mesmerizing landscape upside down, and with it, the mindset of many industry stakeholders. After having spent decades laser-focused on growing their businesses, everybody suddenly turned their focus to saving their business. And this shift in focus inevitably led to a change in attention: from making money to saving money; from happily coexisting with the inefficiencies that, hidden behind years of unparalleled bonanza, had been systematically piling up, to fiercely combating all sources of inefficiency that threatened survival. It is in this context that B2B (Business to Business) payments have suddenly captured everybody’s attention.

For a payments expert who is unfamiliar with B2B payment practices in hospitality, getting acquainted with these practices can become a strikingly surreal experience. Given the dramatic change that Fintech has undergone over the last decade, it is shocking to see that B2B payment methods and procedures have not significantly changed over the past 20 years. Even more shocking, yet, is to see how little attention players in the industry have traditionally paid to this critical aspect of their business. However, as we leave the pandemic behind us, a new normal is emerging, characterized by a strong determination to also leave behind most inefficient processes of the past.