India. Both accolades were repeated in 2013, 2014 and 2015. In February 2015, Air Astana received the prestigious Air Transport World Market Leader Award.
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ANA – ALL NIPPON AIRWAYS is the largest airline in Japan and one of only seven airlines to have been awarded the five-star rating from Skytrax. It was awarded Best Long-Haul Airline at the Business Travel Awards 2015. Operating seven daily flights from Europe (London, Paris, Frankfurt, Munich, Dusseldorf and Brussels, the latter starting on October 25, 2015) to Tokyo, ANA connects with Japan’s largest domestic network and 38 international cities beyond. ANA has been a core member of Star Alli- ance since 1999 and has joint-ventures with Lufthansa, Swiss International Airlines and Austrian Airlines on Japan-Europe routes, and with United Airlines on trans-Pacific and Asia routes.
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AMERICAN EXPRESS GLOBAL BUSINESS TRAVEL enables corporations and empowers business travellers with insights, connections and exceptional customer service on a global scale. Through technology and information, American Express Global Business Travel provides leading travel solutions, integrated consulting services, proprietary research, and end-to-end meetings and events capabili- ties. These innovative offerings enable clients to optimise the return on their travel and meetings investments. American Express Global Business Travel has operations and network partners in 140 countries world- wide. Learn more about how American Express Global Business Travel connects the world at amexglobalbusinesstravel. com and
twitter.com/amexgbt. Ameri- can Express Global Business Travel (“GBT”) is a joint venture that is not wholly-owned by American Express Company or any of its subsidiaries (“American Express”). “American Express Global Business Travel”, “American Express” and the American Express logo are trademarks of American Express, and are used under limited licence.
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BANK OF AMERICA MERRILL LYNCH is a leading provider of card solutions to large and middle market companies, globally, and to federal, state and local government entities in the United States. It works with its customers to understand their unique payment processes and delivers integrated electronic solutions designed to increase efficiency, visibility and control. It offers card technologies that deliver easier and faster access to consolidated global data, and products to target and increase supplier acceptance and benefits – helping to reduce costs, increase working capital and improve process efficiencies.
baml.com/cardsolutions
BRIDGESTREET GLOBAL HOSPITALITY is a leading hospitality solution offering serviced apartment experiences for trav- ellers seeking an alternative to typical hotel accommodation. The company has more than 50,000 apartments in over 60 countries, and comprises six unique brands. Bridgestreet’s family of brands includes six-star Exclusive, five-star Residences, four-star Aparthotels and Living, three-star Places and two-star Stüdyo, all offering the convenience of apartment living with a variety of service packages to give each guest options based on location, price-point and individual needs. With uncompro- mising standards of quality, comfort and service, Bridgestreet Global Hospitality is a renowned award winner in both the Americas and EMEA.
bridgestreet.com
CHAMBERS TRAVEL GROUP is an award- winning independent travel management company. It is one of the fastest-growing TMCs in the UK, and offers unrivalled service across Europe and worldwide through its Globalstar partnership. Its highly experienced team and exceptional technol- ogy lead the industry as previous winners of Best Business Travel Product/Provider and Best Sales Account Management Team at the coveted Business Travel Awards. No other TMC has matched this success. In
a recent survey, 100 per cent of clients said they would recommend Chambers.
chamberstravel.com
DINERS CLUB INTERNATIONAL has more than 50 years’ experience as a leader in com- mercial payments and business expense management. It offers a suite of solutions designed to enable companies to streamline processes, manage information and reduce costs while providing their employees with exclusive privileges, personalised service, lo- cal-market expertise, flexibility and security. With the Diners Club Corporate Program, clients have all the information they need to control business expenses – from negotiat- ing with preferred vendors to monitoring spending and policy compliance. When you want to enjoy premier service, world- wide acceptance, global data consolida- tion and streamlined reporting solutions, choose Diners Club International.
dinersclub.co.uk
EASYJET is all about making travel easy and affordable. That means it can help customers to get more value from their travel spend. Easyjet has a leading presence on Europe’s top 100 routes and at Europe’s 50 largest airports with business-friendly schedules. It carries over 65 million pas- sengers annually, flying from primary air- ports, delivering business travellers to their meetings quicker. Just as important, it does all this while delivering flexible products that business travellers actually want, and a comfortable, efficient experience, backed by award-winning service, that keeps travellers coming back.
easyjet.com/en/business
FLYBE is delighted to be a sponsor of the Business Travel Awards 2016. As Eu- rope’s largest regional carrier, it operates more UK services than any other airline. In October 2014, Flybe launched services to London City, with a combined 19 flights per weekday from Aberdeen, Belfast City, Dublin, Edinburgh and Exeter. Further expansion from regional airports, coupled
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