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Corporate travel managers pick up most of their expertise on the job
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CSR Initiatives Through the Travel Supply Chain
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Travel Alternatives Remain Strong
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19 JUN 2009 |
Agent’s Corner: Combating the Recession with Chris Thelen
Posted in Industry Topics by AirPlus Editor ![]() Chris Thelen, CEO, Chambers Travel AirPlus talks with Chris Thelen, CEO and owner of Chambers Travel about the impact of the current economic climate on TMCs, new challenges that face the industry and what Chambers Travel looks forward to… A+: The current economic downturn saw a reduction in business travel. What are the main changes you have experienced as a result of the recession and do you see any positive outcomes? Read more
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26 MAY 2009 |
AirPlus Information Manager: New Information Tour now available
Posted in Blog, Travel Management Solutions by AirPlus Editor Effective travel cost management starts with the evaluation of your company’s business travel data. With the AirPlus Information Manager you can view, document and analyze all travel-related costs. Around the world, thousands of companies are using the online solution from AirPlus to manage their travel budgets. Learn how to draw the right conclusions from your data and convert raw information into valuable knowledge. Start the complete Information Tour here. Read more
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20 MAY 2009 |
Company discounts? They could be even better!
Posted in Blog, Industry Topics by AirPlus Editor Increasingly, conditions already negotiated with a hotel can be underbid using daily discounts. This is important because the number of overnight stays is rising – just as are hotel prices. It stands to reason that businesspeople must have the opportunity to sleep, shower and collect their thoughts at least once a day (and then at least for eight hours). But the question of how and where business travelers should be allowed to rest their weary heads is being handled more and more restrictively. Comfort and service are not nearly as important as they once were. Today, it is price that determines the choice of hotel: 83% of all travel managers orient themselves primarily to cost. Questions of hotel classification or certification, personal recommendations or travel regulations are clearly subordinate – finding only 35% agreement with these managers. Read more
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