Tag: Sabre
How Did North America Lift CTM’s Performance?
For the first six months of this year, North America accounted for more of Australia-based Corporate Travel Management’s revenue than any other region. That was…
European Court’s Data Privacy Decision Adds Uncertainty And Work For TMCs, Other Travel Companies
Ensuring the protection of data about European citizens transferred to the United States just became mildly to a whole lot more complicated. The Court of…
Hotel Cleanliness: Know Before You Book, And Maybe While You’re There
Hotels are taking hygiene very seriously. Instilling confidence is the top strategic challenge, but the practicalities are difficult. One is getting the specifics of new…
Deem Signs Former GetThere Clients Apple, Toyota For Online Booking Technology
Deem picked up online booking contracts with Apple and Toyota — big wins for a company that’s had plenty of ups and downs. Acquired by…
Amex Global Business Travel: Investor Dispute Involving Carlyle Group Doesn’t Impact Day-To-Day
A shareholder in American Express Global Business Travel is suing two investment firms, Carlyle Group and GIC, to get them to stick to their agreement…
Sabre Thinks About Applying For Government Lending
[UPDATE, May 8, 2020: Sabre opted not to pursue financial relief via the CARES Act loan program for the aviation industry. Following a $1.1 billion…
Southwest ‘Still Evaluating’ TMC Strategy Ahead Of Expanded GDS Participation, Expected By June
Southwest Airlines expects next quarter to add virtually all its fares and inventory to Travelport’s Apollo and Worldspan global distribution systems, in accordance with its…
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