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Business Travel Awards 2014
what the 2013 winners said
“We were extremely proud to win Best Travel Management Company in 2013 – this really was an honour for FCM Travel Solutions as the Business Travel Awards are the only genuinely impartial accolades in the industry. They are unique because of the demanding and comprehensive written entry requirements, plus a rigorous judging process by a panel of travel buyers.”
Jo Greenfield, general manager, FCM Travel Solutions WINNER: Best Travel Management Company (more than £200million UK annual sales)
“Raising awareness for non-UK based transport services is quite difficult, but the Business Travel Award helped tremendously with the job. The award night is a fabulous event and a magnificent occasion to say “thank you” to our key customers and partners.”
Oliver Schmidt, international sales director, Deutsche Bahn WINNER: Best Rail Operator
Supported by: Sponsored by: brought to you by ScotRail
“Being able to use the Business Travel Awards logo cannot be underestimated. Morale across the whole group went through the roof. From the moment we communicated that we had won the award, we received notes of congratulations from all of our offices around the world. The biggest boost, however, came when we received endless calls and emails from clients.”
Paul East, chief operating officer, Wings Travel Management WINNER: Best Travel Management Company (less than £50million UK annual sales)
“The Business Travel Awards are a ‘must attend’ event for anybody working in the corporate travel industry. This event is a great opportunity to catch up with industry clients and peers, and a chance to make connections.”
Marco Rizzo, regional sales manager, Ritz-Carlton WINNER: Best Upscale Hotel Brand
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