Corporate Travel News

Dreamtime heads for Adelaide

Dreamtime heads for AdelaideTourism Australia's signature trade-marketing event, Dreamtime 2015, will be held in Adelaide in South Australia later this...

HRG outlines the big issues for TMCs in 2015

HRG outlines the big issues for TMCs in 2015The Hogg Robinson Group (HRG) predicts that 2015 is going to be about clients demanding more from their commercial agreements...

Thailand hoping for a MICE revival later this year

MICE operators pin hopes on martial law reviewMartial law continues to impact Thailand 's MICE market which has seen events relocated elsewhere.

Indian airline employees are being monitored for performance.

Mystery shoppers snoop on employeesIndian airline employees are being monitored for performance.

Todd Arthur, taking the reins at HRS

HRS beefs up Asia Pacific operationsHRS has appointed Todd Arthur as managing director of its Asia Pacific operations.

Roller bags allowed in Venice

Roller bags allowed in VeniceOfficials in the Italian city of Venice are denying a reported ban on wheeled luggage, saying they won't impose large fines on...

Novotel Amedebad attracting corporate business in India

Visa and GBTA optimistic on India's biz marketThe Global Business Travel Association (GBTA) Foundation, in its India outlook report on the business travel market, notes...

Welcome to country starts Brisbane Global Cafe

G20 and the future of global travel‘Tourism’s New Frontiers’ was one of the four themes at the Brisbane Global Café 2014 in conjunction with the G20 event held in...

Big cat on the loose in Paris.

Tiger spotted in ParisFrench citizens spotted the tiger in the woods near Disneyland Paris. While authorities have not managed to capture it yet the...

Putrajaya Hospital

Malaysia targets RM700 million from medical tourismMalaysia is seeing good growth in medical tourism, and expects revenue from this sector to reach RM700 (US$210 million) million...