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Inject Some Predictability Into Your Oil and Gas Projects – Free Guide

Make it easier to manage workforce needs and ensure project readiness with flexible, scalable lodging.

While the oil and gas sector continues to play an essential role in the U.S. economy, shifting realities like a smaller workforce and erratic demand bring operational challenges that are difficult to plan for — let alone overcome. We’ve updated our popular white paper, Managing the Shifting Demands of Oil and Gas: How to Bring Predictability to Your Lodging Program, to reflect current realities and trends, while showcasing strategies to control spend and manage logistics in complex travel and lodging conditions.

Highlights include:

✔️ Why flexibility and scalability are key to controlling lodging costs

✔️ How to optimize every lodging dollar, without foregoing employee satisfaction or compliance

✔️ How to guard against unanticipated hotel price fluctuations

Who should download?

Oil and gas finance professionals, crew travel managers, operations managers, crew leads, logistics professionals, and anyone responsible for managing, securing, or optimizing energy, oil and gas workforce travel programs.

Find cost savings and reliability in your workforce lodging program.

Want to start solving your crews’ lodging needs even faster?

Contact a Corpay Lodging solutions expert to get started.

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