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There Are Headwinds, But Supplier Revenue Will Come Back To Travel Management Companies
Last year, business travel professionals talked a lot about the fees that travel management companies charge their corporate clients — some saying they needed to…
UATP Helped Solve The Unused Ticket Dilemma, But Airline Policies Vary
As the pandemic emerged and unused airline tickets piled up, UATP became a popular way to store the credit for future use. If you’re confused…
Some Things Happened In Airline Distribution This Year, Part One
With reaction, assessment and recovery on their minds, corporate travel professionals understandably did not focus closely on airline distribution developments this year. Inasmuch as they…
Microsoft Sustainable Aviation Fuel Purchase Is A ‘Demand Signal’ To The Industry
Carbon offsets alone won’t help airlines and their customers meet sustainability goals. Alternatives to fossil-based jet fuel hold promise, and big corporate travel spenders are…
Rising Diversity And Inclusion Awareness Highlights How Much More There Is To Do
With growing awareness this year about the work needed for greater diversity and inclusion, and the benefits of taking it on, the travel community has…
Ditching Change Fees Has Big Implications For Corporate Travel Management
The elimination of change fees by Alaska, American, Delta and United is good news for business travelers and corporate travel programs. It also generates new…
Feeling The Burn, Travel Suppliers Focus On Cash And Cost Cuts
Lodging and transportation companies lost money in the first quarter and they’re losing more during the second. What matters now is shoring up liquidity and…
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