Aussie corporate travel company opens in UK
Everyone loves a good Aussie export, and we hope the same can be said for the Brits who take us in.
Risky business: New research reveals the need for corporate travel health policies
It's un-Aussie not to chuck a sickie from time to time, but what happens when you're out cold on a business trip?
Four tips for 2017 according to Amadeus’ Tony Carter
We welcome guest contributor Tony Carter, Managing Director at Amadeus IT Pacific to share his views on changes the corp...
The impact of emerging markets on corporate travel
With Donald Trump being the US elect-President, how will this impact the corporate travel industry? Here's tips and adv...
Serko, Xero tie-up for SME
Serko signs a deal with Xero to shake up the SME bookings landscape in Australia.
Helloworld corporates tackle 2m SME sector
An array of initiatives ranging from technology ties to high-end leisure product have been rolled out as Helloworld for ...
Burnes on Helloworld’s future
A little over 100 days in the top job, Helloworld CEO Andrew Burnes outlines his commitment to the brand and what’s in...
QBT wins multi-million dollar govt’ tender
QBT beats eight competitors to win account, seven other companies gutted and drown sorrows with all-day lunch at the pub...
Players disrupt US$300B business travel industry
The lucrative business travel industry is facing the next wave of digital disruption on the back of Uber winning over bu...
It’s a Bleasure Darling!
Understanding today’s corporate traveller was a hot topic at this year's Travelport conference.
QBT pitches for the long haul
The free reign ends for established TMCs, QBT is back in black returning to profit after 36 years.
Star to shine bright like a diamond
Sydney’s Star casino has been given a $100 million lifeline to renovate hotel rooms ahead of Packer unveiling his six-...
Adelaide wins Dreamtime
The city of Churches is set to host Tourism Australia’s Dreamtime 2015 in December.
Virtuoso picks Australia as Regional HQ
Virtuoso cements its commitment to growing its luxury travel network in the Asia Pacific region.
What clients want in 2015: HRG’s industry predictions
Better integration across travel programmes, smarter data analysis and travel risk management will be hot topics on the ...
QBT wins contract for Australian Government travel
QBT Limited, a Helloworld subsidiary, has been appointed as the sole provider of travel management services to each of t...
Business travel to flatline in 2015
Airlines, hoteliers and ground transport companies are expected to feel the pinch from a ‘subdued economic growth&...
Quest sets focus on Australia first
Quest Serviced Apartments announced its exclusive $500 million partnership with The Ascott Limited yesterday, which will...