# Accommodation Management
Avisita's CEO Wins Founder of the Year 2026
Karolina Flink Berndtsson, founder of Avisita, was awarded the gold Growth Ring in the global “Founder of the Year” award, in the medium-sized companies category, at the 25th annual Founders Awards gala, held at Berns in Stockholm on September 24.
When Projects Move to Places Where the Expertise Is Lacking
Sweden is embarking on one of the largest investment programs in modern times in the areas of infrastructure, energy, and industry. More than 1,100 billion kronor will be invested in transportation infrastructure, while Svenska kraftnät is planning investments of over 200 billion kronor and thousands of kilometers of new transmission lines. At the same time, investments are growing in mining, railways, water and wastewater, the process industry, and major industrial projects.
How BESAB Got a Handle on Its Housing Costs
CASE: When operations are project-intensive and employees work in different locations across the country, the issue of housing quickly becomes complex. For BESAB, it’s not just about booking accommodations—it’s about creating structure, control, and better financial management in an operation where flexibility and efficiency are crucial.
Housing is becoming a strategic issue for the companies of the future
A clear shift is taking place in the industry as more and more companies move away from decentralized and last-minute bookings toward more centralized management, consolidated administration, and a greater focus on cost control and traceability.
Avisita's CEO Nominated for Founder of the Year 2026
We are proud that our founder and CEO, Karolina Flink Berndtsson, has been nominated for Founder of the Year – Medium Size Companies 2026 by the Founders Alliance.
The Value of a Personal Meeting – On-Site at the Apple Hotel
In an industry where digital tools, automated systems, and fast booking processes are becoming increasingly common, it’s easy to lose sight of one of the most fundamental aspects of our work: the personal interaction.
Stop chasing down invoices and take control of your housing situation
In many companies, expenses related to business travel accommodation arise from various sources. A hotel sends an invoice directly, an employee has paid out of pocket, a receipt is missing, or the booking does not match what was actually used.
Providing housing as part of employment without a clear framework risks becoming more expensive
For many companies with employees who work in different locations, company-provided housing is an important part of their operations. Despite this, many bookings are still made outside the company’s agreements, procedures, and contracted channels.
The difference between providing housing and managing it
Many companies have a general idea of how to handle accommodation issues for projects, assignments, and temporary work in other locations. They often have a rough idea of how much an overnight stay should cost, how far from the workplace employees can live, and what standard of accommodation is reasonable.
That’s a good start. But it’s not the same as being in control.
The Right Support for Nordic Basic Technology's Projects
CASE: When projects are demanding, many things must happen simultaneously and in the right order, with the right resources and with a high degree of precision. This is especially evident for companies that work with foundation construction. This is particularly true for residential construction.
More focus on installation for Bra Bullerplank with Avisita
CASE: When projects move between locations, it’s often the surrounding logistics that take time—and housing is a common contributing factor.
For Bra Bullerplank, efficient housing management is therefore a vital part of day-to-day operations. With Avisita as a provider, the right housing can be arranged at the right time, which reduces time-consuming administrative tasks and gives teams a safer and more stable environment on-site.
Company housing has become a strategic issue for businesses
In the past, business travel was often viewed as a practical matter handled by the organization. Today, the reality has changed. More and more CFOs, procurement managers, and decision-makers are asking questions about cost control, traceability, and compliance.