The Business Travel Show EVENT PREVIEW
BIG BUSINESS!
The 2014 Business Travel Show takes place on 4-5 February at London’s Earls Court, featuring an exhibition of more than 200 suppliers and a comprehensive conference programme
Celebrating its 20th anniversary, over 6,000 attendees and around 200 leading industry suppliers are expected to attend this year’s Business Travel Show, which returns to London’s Earls Court exhibition centre in February. Traveller management will feature high
on the agenda at the show, with topics such as compliance, duty of care and traveller wellbeing all featuring on the two-day conference programme. In fact, there are seven sessions on the
conference programme that are specifically designed to address topics relating to traveller communication and management, including three panel debates, two masterclasses and two case studies.
THE BUSINESS TRAVEL SHOW
When: 4-5 February Where: Earls Court, London Travel: Earls Court and West Brompton are the nearest tube stations, with the latter also served by overground services. Registration: Sign up to attend for free at
www.businesstravelshow.com
CONFIRMED EXHIBITORS
ABBA Hotels • Addison Lee • AIG Insurance • Air Astana • Air Berlin • AirPlus International • Applehouse Travel • Arik Air • Arriva Trains • ATPI • Aurigny • AXA-iJET • BBF • BCD Travel • Berkshire Rooms • Best Western • BloXsafe • Bridge Street • Britannia Hotels • Business Travel Direct • CTI Corporate Travel International •
Cabfind.com • Capita Travel and Events • Carey Worldwide Chauffeur • Carlson Wagonlit Travel • Chambers Travel Management • CIPS • City Marque • Citybase Apartments • Click Travel • ComfortWay • Concur • Co-operative Travel Management • Cotels Serviced Apartments • Cvent • Dolphin Square • Dreamhouse • East Coast Mainline • Easy Now Ltd • Edward Limousines • Egencia • Emirates • Enterprise Rent A Car • Executive Serviced Apartments • Eurostar • Executive PA • FCm Travel • Finnair • First Class Traveller • First Great Western • Flybe • Frasers Hospitality • Gatwick Airport • Go Native • Heathrow Express • Hillgate Travel • Hilton • HRG • HRS • ITM & GBTA • Japan Airlines • Jurys Inn • KDS • Kelly Executive • Knightly Apartments • Lanyon • Marlin Apartments • Melia Hotels • NCP • Oman Air • Omega World Travel • One Transport • Premier Apartments • Premier Inn • Prima Passports & Visas • Priority Pass • Qatar Airways • Raileasy4Business • Rail Europe • Redfern Travel • Red Spotted Hanky • Room-B Serviced Apartments • Roomspace • Rotana Hotels • Sabre • Saudi Arabian Airlines • Skyline Worldwide • St Ermin’s Hotel • Star Alliance • StayCity Apartments • Supranational Hotels • The Ascott • The Doyle Collection • The Visa Butler •
TheTrainline.com • Traveldoo • Travelodge • Tristar • Uniglobe Travel •
VenueDirectory.com • Vietnam Airlines • Virgin Atlantic • Wings Travel • Wyndham Hotel Group …and The Business Travel Magazine, so come and say hello!
“Compliance is every travel buyers’ Holy Grail, Yet it gets harder every year as technology leads travellers astray and issues such as duty of care, safety and security continue to creep up the agenda”
“Compliance is every travel buyers’ Holy
Grail,” says Business Travel Show event director, David Chapple. “Yet it gets harder every year as technology leads travellers astray and issues such as duty of care, safety and security continue to creep up the agenda. These seven sessions aim to keep managers up to speed with changes and, using panel debates, masterclasses and case studies, help them to achieve compliance for their business.” A series of conference sessions aimed at PAs and EAs will also take place over the
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