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AirPlus Resources: White Papers and Research
On the Verge: Latin America
Latin America has captured the attention of international business, and corporate travel within the region is heating up. As travel markets mature throughout Latin America, opportunities to optimize travel management programs will emerge as well.
Central Billing Reinvigorated
A challenging economy has applied increased discipline to the practice of travel management. As demand for tighter controls and better data ripple through the ranks of corporate travel stakeholders, central bill payment programs emerge as an integral part of the solution.
Post-Recession. Has the Travel Management Landscape Changed Permanently?
Corporate travel has certainly changed over the past two years, but are these changes permanent? This AirPlus International/ACTE whitepaper examines the current travel management landscape, whether it will return to where it was before the recession started or if it will be forever changed. Further explored are the implications for travel managers today and in the future.
Successful Travel Management in Asia-Pacific. Challenges and Solutions in a Fast Changing Region
Like everywhere else in the world, Asia-Pacific has been hit hard by the present economic crisis. However, prior to the recession, the region had proven itself as this decade’s greatest engine of GDP growth, particularly in the world’s two most populous nations: China and India.
Empowered Employees. How Travel Managers are Adapting and Thriving in the Global Recession.
Every cloud has a silver lining although it may be difficult to see it in the current economic climate. However, the way in which the economic downturn has changed the role and status of travel managers could be one exception.
AirPlus International Travel Management Study 2008
This survey was conducted in 2008 by the international market research company 2hm on behalf of AirPlus International. A total of over 1,500 travel managers – at least 100 in each country – were surveyed.
Global Payment Solutions for the European Marketplace: A Complete Guide
Following a joint comprehensive study of requirements for corporate travel payment solutions in seven European markets - the Netherlands, Spain, Italy, France, Switzerland, Germany and the United Kingdom - AirPlus International and ACTE release their findings in a white paper.
AirPlus Travel Management Study 2007
The AirPlus International Travel Management Study is now in its
third year and has quickly become the essential benchmark of how
corporate travel is performing in Europe and the US.
The study contains a wealth of information, so you can learn everything from how many travel managers in Italy expect to tighten their travel policy to the average discount on car rental deals in Germany.
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