Eyjafjallajokull: the name of the volcano that brought the world’s air travel to a standstill. It could also, just as easily, double as a descriptor of the frustration and desperation felt by those travelers stranded as a result of the airport closures across Europe and cascading chaos around the globe.
British Airways recently launched its On Business loyalty program in Australia, a program which rewards small-to-medium size companies for their registered employees’ business air travel.
Business travellers on long haul flights are demanding the option of lie-down seats in Economy class, and don’t mind paying extra for the privilege.
More business travellers plan to hit the road in the year ahead, further confirming that business confidence is on the rise.
Despite expectations that the Global Financial Crisis would produce significant savings for travellers, results from the fourth quarter 2009 American Express Business Travel Monitor indicate a mixed picture. The results reveal that year-on-year, published airfares increased one per cent overall in the Asia Pacific; and comparing the third to the fourth quarter of 2009, there […]
For seasoned corporate travellers, a business trip often means forthcoming jet lag, lonely hotel rooms and a view from someone else’s office window. But maintaining work-life balance, while travelling, is possible. And better yet, you can still stick to your travel budget. Envy the jetsetting lifestyle of a corporate traveller? Think again. While business travellers […]
Here’s a checklist of inspiration for aspiring exporters. Our collection of 50 favourite export case studies shows that there is no magic ingredient to making it to the world stage, but it certainly helps to get the basics right. Zareh Nalbandian and Chris Godfrey on Animal Logic Exporting since: 1991 Key markets: US, Japan, China. […]
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