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AIRPORTS


Hong Kong International unveils ‘Skycity’


HONG KONG AIRPORT AUTHORITY has announced it will develop a huge complex near Terminal 2 at Hong Kong International airport (HKIA). The 668,000sqm mega development, Skycity, will consist of a hotel offering 450 to 750 rooms, along with retail, dining and entertainment facilities.


HOTLIST 2017


BBT Hotlist 2017: nominations now open


WE ARE LOOKING FOR YOUR NOMINATIONS on who and what should be included in BBT’s Hotlist for 2017. This is where we list the


people, companies and products driving change and making an impact


GROUND TRANSPORT Uber and Lyft overtake taxis and car rental in US


RIDE-SHARING GIANTS UBER AND LYFT account for over half of the US ground transportation category, a study from travel and expense management firm Certify has found. Analysis of more than 10 million business traveller receipts showed both apps make up 52 per cent, with taxi use down more than 63 per cent since the first quarter of 2014.


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It found that Uber and Lyft are bigger than taxis and car rental combined for business travel in the US. “Of all the disruptive technologies to come out of the sharing economy, nothing has captured the interest of business people or captured more headlines in the media than Uber and the global rise of ride-hailing,” said Robert Neveu, CEO of Certify.


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on business travel, based on the opinions of BBT editorial staff, readers and key industry experts. To put forward your nominations, visit buyingbusinesstravel. com, tweet @bbt_online,


or email digital editor Tom Newcombe at tnewcombe@panacea media.com or editor Paul Revel at prevel@ panaceamedea.com. You can also get in touch via Linkedin and Facebook.


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