United we stand! GBTA completes acquisition of ACTE
GBTA, the world's largest business travel association, has completed its acquisition of key assets of the Association of Corporate Travel Executives (ACTE), to unify the industry and help lead business travel out of the COVID-19 pandemic...
TRAVEL DAILY MEDIA Nov 25, 20203 reasons why ACTE filed for bankruptcy
After 32 years of encouraging business travel, the Association of Corporate Travel Executives has ceased operations and will file for Chapter 7 bankruptcy....
TRAVEL DAILY MEDIA Jul 15, 2020Building relationships in corporate travel
The Association of Corporate Travel Executives (ACTE) announced it has named Bruce Hanna as regional director for Europe, the Middle...
TRAVEL DAILY MEDIA Jan 30, 2020Is data personalisation simply to improve the human touch?
Personalisation is the winning ingredient in travel and we have been seeing signs of it creep into more mainstream experiences. Whoever owns the traveller’s journey from end-to-end will win....
TRAVEL DAILY MEDIA Aug 06, 2018Will we ever see a single platform for booking travel?
A number of companies claim that they provide the best single platform for travel, but it seems that there is still a void in the market that needs to be filled....
TRAVEL DAILY MEDIA Jul 27, 2018The plight of the corporate traveller – in 2023
In 2023, Millennials and Gen Z comprise more than 60% of the workforce and they will dictate corporate travel trends in the next five years....
TRAVEL DAILY MEDIA Jul 25, 2018Artificial intelligence in hospitality – friend or foe?
Hotels and travel management companies are increasingly using AI to carry out customer service tasks, which are important in managing bookings and service....
TRAVEL DAILY MEDIA Jul 20, 2018Travel managers struggle to cope with global security threats
With the world facing a growing number of security threats, corporate travel buyers are struggling to deal with rising traveller...
TRAVEL DAILY MEDIA Aug 02, 2017The Association of Corporate Travel Executives (ACTE) has a 30-year reputation for leading the way corporate travel is conducted. As a global association, comprised of executive-level members in more than 100 countries, ACTE pioneers educational and technological advances that make business travel productive, cost-effective and straightforward. ACTE advocacy and initiatives continue to support impactful changes in, safety and security, privacy, duty of care and compliance along with traveler productivity that supports global commerce.
The education of ACTE members infiltrates to tens of thousands of travel professionals in over 60 countries who represent more than 12 million business travelers worldwide. From corporate buyers to agencies and suppliers, all sectors of the industry are granted equal membership. ACTE has representatives in Africa, Asia, Australia, Canada, Europe, Latin America, Mexico, Middle East and the United States. If you would like to become a member of ACTE, please fill out the online membership application.