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08 OCT 2009 |
Successful Travel Management in Asia-Pacific
Posted in Blog, Travel Management Solutions by AirPlus Editor
All eyes are on the Asian markets – a challenge for travel management.  John Kwong Join travel management experts from China, Singapore, Hong Kong and Australia as they discuss the differences in business, cultures and economic structures in the Asia-Pacific region. In an effort to bring the West and East closer together, they will talk about trends, challenges and opportunities for managing travel in the different Asian countries. Your questions are encouraged and will be addressed during the webinar. Read more
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06 AUG 2009 |
Meet AirPlus at ACTE Asia-Pacific Education Conference
Posted in Blog, Travel Management Solutions by AirPlus Editor
John Kwong Singapore 12-13 August 2009 Read more
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03 APR 2009 |
New AirPlus ACTE Whitepaper on the role of Travel Managers in the global recession
Posted in Blog, Industry Topics by Richard Crum
 Richard Crum By Richard Crum, President, AirPlus International, Inc. In the current economic climate, Travel Management is more important than ever. It’s improving the role and status of travel managers in one very notable way. Last year’s AirPlus International Travel Management Study of 1,500 travel managers in 15 countries provided significant evidence that lack of time, resources and status was preventing them from optimizing the power of their travel programs. Fast forward to 2009 and there appears to have been a change. Read more
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