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Features

Is Convening the New C in TMC?

What were once empty spaces are now congested. As the skies begin to empty and fall silent  in April 2020, desert storage facilities for aircraft are quickly carpeted with long streaks of  metal and carbon, decorated in the liveries of the world’s airlines. Facility managers boast they  can ‘walk you around the world in less than an hour.’  

Corporate & Business

Relaxed testing and quarantine requirements reveal pent-up demand for business travel

CWT has observed a significant increase in travel to and from several countries that have recently relaxed testing and quarantine requirements for international travel.

Corporate & Business

A break from the old routine: 92% of business travellers prefer travelling to the office

Research by CWT, shows that business travellers feel that positives outweigh negatives at work (92%) and at home (82%) when

Asia

Asia’s top ten cities for meetings & events

CWT M&E, CWT’s MICE division, has unveiled its top ten of the best locations for holding meetings and events in

MICE

CWT: “The more you travel, the more you use your smartphone”

The most active business travellers are most likely to book flights on their smartphone, according to research conducted by B2B4E

Corporate & Business

Human vs. Machine: Business travellers prefer tech to handle their flight bookings

CWT found out that travellers prefer to manage their travel transactions digitally, via an app or browser.

Air

Gone in 60 seconds: myCWT rolls out “simple, fast and easy” flight bookings

Travel management firm Carlson Wagonlit Travel (CWT) has increased the scope of its myCWT app by introducing the mobile air booking tech, with an average booking time of one minute to key global markets.

Global

Expect more MICE in 2019: Here’s how you can get a piece of the pie

Business travel has grown exponentially in the recent years and along with it is the increase in number and size of corporate meetings and events. This has become a huge opportunity for event planners, hotels, and event spaces.

Corporate & Business

Corporate managers beware: Business travel costs expected to rise in 2019

As more businesses go global, employees are travelling more than ever, but travel managers need to brace themselves as business travel costs are expected to rise in 2019 with hotel and flight prices expected to increase by an average of 3.7% and 2.6%, respectively.

Europe

CWT: Amadeus deal to “accelerate continued global growth”

With New Distribution Capability (NDC) the talk of the industry, indeed the topic was at the heart of the STX conference in Singapore this week, airlines and hoteliers are excited about the potential the technology will have to their businesses in the long and short term.

Corporate & Business

The 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.

Appointments

CWT Meetings & Events new senior director to harness APAC MICE potential

Carlson Wagonlit Travel’s dedicated MICE division CWT Meetings & Events has signed up Sam Lay, as its new senior director for Asia Pacific.

Asia

CWT: what really worries Asia Pacific business travellers?

Recently conducted research by Carlson Wagonlit Travel found that while more than one-third (37 percent) of European travellers are concerned about safety and security, their counterparts from other regions worry more, travellers from the Americas say that they worry about safety and security nearly half of the time (47 percent), while Asia Pacific travellers worry the most (56 percent).

Appointments

The latest appointments, including CWT’s new managing director for Asia

BINDU BHATIA has been named as Carlson Wagonlit Travel’s new managing director for Asia Pacific, effective 1 September. She succeeds

Airlines and Aviation

Asian travel costs to rise in 2018

The cost of travelling in the Asia Pacific region is expected to increase next year, in line with continued strong

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