It’s results season. Australian business travel leaders Flight Centre and Corporate Travel Management have just reported strong market share gains in a sector that Qantas today described as flat. So who is losing out?
The Hotel Network (THN) is now making business travel easier and safer to book. When planning for this companies need to make sure they are meeting their legal obligations and executing safe and secure travel.
Despite the ebb and flow of restrictions, we are starting to see the slow return of business travel, both interstate and intrastate with accommodation providers looking to rebuild their mid-week business bookings.
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Now open the ICC Sydney has already played host to one of the largest events to visit Australia this year.
Business travellers wear smart clothes, travel in planes, stay in hotels with marble lobbies and have important meetings in glass-encased towers. Don’t they?
At The Hotel Network we’re finding chargeback is the biggest request from clients wanting to streamline business travel.
This week the Australian dollar crashed to a 10-year low against the US dollar and there’s no bounce in sight as Donald Trump and Xi Jinping go head to head in an unnecessary and damaging trade war. What does this mean for travel and how can you prepare for the turmoil ahead?
“Pandemic travel” has created shifts in hotel business booking patterns. Volatility due to travel bans and work from home directives has led to short term booking windows.
