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CONFERENCE SNAPSHOT


See businesstravelshow.com for the full timetable, and further session details


TUESDAY FEBRUARY 23


Hosted Buyer pre-show conference, Novotel West, Hammersmith


MASTERCLASSES 3.15-4.15pm


Managing the total cost of travel – a new paradigm


3.15-4.15pm


Matching global deals with regional and local needs


3.15-4.15pm Ground transportation – cut costs and reduce risk with a managed solution


4.30-5.30pm


Find new saving from a mature travel programme


4.30-5.30pm Re-thinking hotel relationships


PANEL SESSIONS 1.55-2.55pm Alternative distribution – is it time for a new way to buy travel?


INSIDE TRACK 4.30-5.30pm


How I manage a multinational travel programme


WEDNESDAY FEBRUARY 24


MASTERCLASSES 10am-11am


Managing traveller cybersecurity 11.30am-12.30pm


Online booking tools – time to take another look


1-2pm


Expense management – time to take another look


2.30-3.30pm Get on the road to strategic meetings management


BUYINGBUSINESSTRAVEL.COM 2.30-3.30pm Corporate payments 4-5pm


4-5pm Travel policy – balancing maximum compliance with traveller experience


Online booking and other technology – how to choose it, how to implement it, how to maximise adoption


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4-5pm Sourcing meetings online: how to get your e-RFP right


PANEL SESSIONS 10am-11am


NDC is coming – what does it mean for the travel manager?


11.30am-12.30pm Mobile travel – it’s time


1-2pm


Managing travel in high-risk areas 2.30-3.30pm


The sharing economy 4-5pm


Independents’ day – do I use my TMC’s technology or should I source it myself?


INSIDE TRACK 2.30-3.30pm


How I manage my travellers 4-5pm


Getting the most out of supplier relationships


ROUND TABLES 10am-11am Taking my hotel deals to the next level


FUNDAMENTALS 10am-11am Ten quick wins to get you started in travel management


11.30am-12.30pm


Negotiating the best savings and value with airlines


1-2pm


Choosing a travel management company and other partners


THURSDAY FEBRUARY 25


MASTERCLASSES 10am-11am Virtually there – introducing virtual card payments into your travel programme


11.30am-12.30pm


Get your TMC fee structure right 1-2pm


Connect with your travellers through social media


2.30-3.30pm


Risk management – have you got your travellers covered?


PANEL SESSIONS 10am-11am Forecasting Forum 2016 – what will happen to travel pricing in the year ahead?


1-2pm


How can buyers regain control of their travellers?


4-5pm


Is it time to stop beating up TMCs?


ROUND TABLES 2.30-3.30pm Taking my air deals to the next level


4-5pm


Policy sense-check – am I getting the balance right?


FUNDAMENTALS 10am-11am


Safety and security – a best practice guide for beginners


11.30am-12.30pm


Communication – how to engage travellers and other stakeholders in your travel programme


1-2pm


Negotiating the best savings and value with hotels


2.30-3.30pm


Using data for improved savings and control


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