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INSIDE THIS ISSUE


“How can you justify spending £300 on First Class rail travel when you can do the same journey for less than £100?“


6 MATTHEW GRIFFIN


HEAD OF BUSINESS SERVICES, DWP


May/June 2011


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72 FEATURES


“In some ways the apartments sector is emulating the hotel industry“


26 JO REDMAN


SALES DIRECTOR, SACO


26 Serviced Apartments The fast-evolving sector moves into the mainstream


61 Mobile Technology What's in the market for buyers and business travellers


64 Budget Hotels The cheap sleep revolution gains momentum


72 Business Class Cabins A look at new product both in the air and on the ground


REGULARS


6 The Knowledge Corporate case study


“It's been an amazing change of company complexion”


24 PERRY CANTARUTTI


SENIOR VP EMEA, DELTA AIRLINES


8 The Knowledge Buyer perspective


10 The Knowledge Step-by-step guide


12 The Knowledge Supplier perspective


14 Question Time Air fares queries answered


17 Show Preview The Business Travel Conference


22 The Debate Can the public sector learn from the private sector?


24 The Conversation With Delta's Perry Cantarutti


38 Show Preview Business Travel Market


40 Conference Review ITM Conference 2011


95 Reality Check Product reviews by those in the know


THE REVIEW


47 Sixteen pages of top news stories, plus updates from ITM, ACTE and HBAA


DEPARTURES


83 On Business in... Lagos 85 On Business in... Hannover 86 Meeting in... Bournemouth 88 Flying to... North America


COMPETITIONS


71 Win... a day out at Henley Royal Regatta with Avis


93 Win... a stay at Foxhills 22 64


“Unlike the public sector, the private sector seems to understand that improved service and value for money doesn’t come from demand aggregation but is driven by flexible service solutions that meet specific and individual company


requirements”


So says Chris Thelen, CEO, Chambers Travel Management


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