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42 CJL TRAVEL


141 Moorgate, London EC2M 6TX 020 7242 5555 cjltravel.com


sales@cjltravel.com


SALES: £27m


43 TZELL UK


1st floor, 101 St Martin’s Lane, London WC2N 4AZ • 020 3394 2804 tzell.co.uk


enquiries@tzell.com Twitter: @tzelltraveluk


SALES: £26.8m


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SALES: £26m


BARRHEAD BUSINESS TRAVEL


130 St Vincent Street, Glasgow G2 5HF 0141 250 7878


barrheadbusinesstravel.com bdm@barrheadbusinesstravel.com


UK business travel gross sales 2014 £27m New business 2014 £1m


Key personnel Edward Leigh Managing director Susie Harris Operations director Chris Trowbridge Technical and operations support manager Anna Binns Operations manager


Main industry sectors of clients Private equity, insurance, legal, banking, design, venture capital, and oil and gas.


Services offered in addition to business travel Conference/meetings management and consultancy.


Number of transactions in 2014 35,000 Air 80% • Hotel 10% • Rail 5% • Car 2% MICE 3%


Transactions handled online 10%


Locations and networks London and Chester. Advantage Focus. UK full-time equivalent staff 52 Average length of service 7 years Average industry experience 12 years


Technology offering Travelport GDS. Online booking tool, MI and mobile app.


Biggest innovation in 2014 Mobile app.


Agency description CJL, established in 1971, is a business and leisure TMC. Travel management is its core business and it provides a full range of corporate and personal services. CJL aims to control costs, deliver hassle-free global travel and offer high levels of personal service.


Biggest innovation in 2014 The integration of new high-end technology and the integration of Tzell’s house team with Protravel, which enables it to focus more on travel management business development; plus the introduction of Francesca Mendola to the business development team.


Agency description Tzell UK, now in its eighth year of continual growth in the UK, is wholly owned by Travel Leaders Group. The company provides its independent agents with the latest technology and full accounting services, leaving them free to concentrate solely on taking care of their clients.


UK business travel gross sales 2014 £26.8m


New business 2014 £2.1m


Key personnel Tina Rose Managing director Barry Whittaker Executive director, business development and acquisitions Mo Parvez Financial director Michelle Labonte Reservations manager Francesca Mendola Business development manager


Main industry sectors of clients Music, film, TV production, fashion, travel insurance, financial, insurance, corporate, hedge funds and touring talent.


Services offered in addition to business travel Concierge services.


Number of transactions in 2014 41,230 Air 63% • Hotel 20% • Rail 10% • Other 7%


Transactions handled online 0%


Locations and networks US and South Africa. Advantage Focus and Signature Travel Network. UK full-time equivalent staff 35 Average length of service 6 years


Technology offering Sabre GDS. Concur, MI reporting, Focus Fare Finder, TripCase, Safe To Go, Focus dashboard and automated quality-control systems.


Key personnel Mark Brock Business travel director Leanne McGowan Head of corporate travel Paul Reid Head of business development Graeme O’Donnell Head of account management James Hawkins Operations manager


Main industry sectors of clients Oil and gas, finance, engineering, manufacturing, law and insurance.


Services offered in addition to business travel Incentive travel, meetings management, consultancy, leisure travel, insurance and conferences.


Number of transactions in 2014 156,000 Air 85% • Hotel 5% • Rail 4% • Car 3% MICE 2% • Other 1%


Transactions handled online 15%


Locations and networks Glasgow and Belfast. Uniglobe.


UK full-time equivalent staff 42 Average length of service 7 years Average industry experience 12 years


Technology offering Amadeus GDS. Amadeus e-Travel Management, web portal, Travcom MI, Crystal reporting and Amadeus expense management.


Biggest innovation in 2014 Taxi self- booking portal allowing clients to book a taxi on account at a guaranteed price, with a reputable supplier. Clients have full visibility on where their travellers are, from the minute they leave home until they arrive at their destination, with online reporting.


Agency description Barrhead Business Travel is a division of the Barrhead Travel Group – voted UK Travel Agent of the Year for the past six years in the TTG Awards. The company manages the travel of clients across the UK and beyond.


UK business travel gross sales 2014 £26m New business 2014 £8m


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