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Air France and KLM last month added a nonrefundable surcharge on corporate credit and debit payments in Canada. Consumer and personal cards are excluded. The surcharge varies by card network and will not exceed 30 Canadian dollars ($21) per ticket issued at Canadian points of sale. It applies to corporate bookings in all direct and…
To gain approval from U.K. regulators for the proposed American Express Global Business Travel acquisition of CWT, the companies suggested ending exclusivity for CWT’s network partners, capping fees for existing customers, committing to service levels and maintaining minimum investment in their business travel offerings. GBT and CWT also said they would divest “certain CWT global…
Solutions Travel, the Spotnana-powered travel management company backed by Options Travel and founded by industry veteran Mark Walton, is anticipating profitability next year, just two-odd years after its launch. The company recently hired seasoned pros for its leadership team and expanded its multinational network, including one partner that invested. In an interview/demo this week, a…
Snowfall, the London-based travel tech provider that absorbed the intellectual property of the troubled developer of the former PSNGR1 booking tool, has been flirting with collapse. Multiple sources familiar with Snowfall said the company was skipping payrolls and scrambling for additional investment after almost losing its legal status in the United Kingdom. Red flags include…
American Express Global Business Travel this week told investors that fraudsters had targeted it using deepfake impersonation technology. Impersonators have targeted travel agents and others in the corporate world to access payment, travel and personal information for years. Using AI for it is what’s relatively new. GBT CTO David Thompson called such attacks the “same…
Serko aims to reach 250 New Zealand dollars ($150 million) in total income by fiscal 2030, up from $46 million in its most recent fiscal year, which ended in March. About half of this growth is expected to come from its online booking tool portfolio, including the Zeno platform and the pending GetThere acquisition. Next…
Travel management company mobile apps remain an important part of the typical corporate travel program portfolio over a decade after becoming a staple in buyers’ TMC bids. Mobile tools are potent enablers of direct relationships with corporate travelers. No one has consolidated all the needed features, making it challenging for travel program managers to express…
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