Sponsors SUPPORTED BY
Amadeus Amadeus is a top ten global software company. For more than 30 years, our technology has been facilitating better journeys for millions of travellers. For corporations, Amadeus cytric Travel & Expense brings the content you need (GDS, NDC, direct connect and more) as well as the smart business rules required to deliver duty-of-care and demonstrable cost savings. Amadeus offers all this on the move and with the look and feel of consumer travel sites your people love. It’s an agile, ERP independent solution with integrated expense. Book, travel, expense – done! Isn’t that how simple business travel should be?
Air Astana Air Astana, the national carrier of Ka- zakhstan, operates flights to more than 60 domestic and international routes. The company was incorporated in late 2001 and commenced operations on May 15, 2002. The Air Astana fleet consists of Boeing 767, 757, Airbus A319, A320, A320neo, A321 and Embraer 190 aircraft. Air Astana became the first carrier from Russia, the Commonwealth of Indepen- dent States (the CIS) and Eastern Europe to be awarded the prestigious 4-star rating by Skytrax at its World Airline Awards 2012. It was also named ‘The Best Airline in Central Asia and India’ that year. Both achievements were repeated in 2013, 2014, 2015, 2016 and now 2017.
airastana.com/uk/en-US
Addison Lee and Tristar Addison Lee and Tristar (Addison Lee Group) offer you market-leading ground transportation worldwide. Whether you need on-demand services in London or New York, or executive pre-booked ser- vices in more than 80 countries around the world, we can help. We are Europe’s largest executive car service, offering award-winning ground transport solu- tions that are safe and reliable. With industry-leading training
programmes, a fleet of comfortable vehicles and innovative technology, Addison Lee Group offers the complete solution for all your ground transport needs. For more information, please visit
addisonlee.com/addison-lee-group
BUYINGBUSINESSTRAVEL.COM
ANA All Nippon Airways is the largest airline in Japan and one of only nine airlines to have been awarded the 5-star rating from Skytrax. ANA was named ‘Best Long-Haul Airline’ at Business Travel Awards 2015. Operating daily from London Heathrow to Haneda, Tokyo’s most central airport, ANA flies on 87 international routes and 116 domestic routes. ANA has been a member of Star Alliance since 1999 and has joint ventures with Lufthansa and Swiss International Airlines on Japan-Europe routes, and with United Airlines on trans-Pacific and Asia routes.
ana.co.uk
Barclaycard Barclaycard is at the forefront of develop- ments in commercial payments, with a proud 40-year track record of innovation. We have brought to market a number of innovations designed to address the challenges that organisations face within their payments processes and the increasing pressure to maximise their working capital. Barclaycard’s suite of virtual solutions
makes it easier to manage travel spend. Our products are issued in multiple cur- rencies, offer enhanced levels of control and security, will optimise cash flow, can be seamlessly integrated into your busi- ness and provide faster, more accurate and detailed data on your travel spend.
barclaycard.co.uk/business or barclay-
card.co.uk/business/cards-for-business/ corporate-solutions
Bharat Hotels Bharat Hotels Limited is India’s largest and fastest-growing privately owned hotel company. Headquartered in New Delhi, the company founded its first hotel in 1988 under the leadership of founder and chairman, Lalit Suri. It has 12 luxury five-star hotels, palaces and resorts across India. The group believes in “developing destinations, and not just hotels” – it’s a pioneer in unique events involving the local population in its home destinations.
thelalit.com
CMAC CMAC is the UK’s leading provider of managed pre-planned and emergency ground transport and accommodation solutions, offering clients the peace of mind of a 24/7/365 nationwide service. We work with major corporate clients, holiday companies, airlines and private clients. Last year we moved more than 1 million passengers. Our mission is to simplify the management of ground transport and accommodation by of- fering a single-source, highly effective solution and unparalleled customer service whether you need one taxi, 100 coaches or a hotel room for the night. We build and maintain mutually ben-
eficial relationships with our suppliers, develop and reward our employees, and continually invest in and develop technology to deliver our service.
Corporate Travel Management We are a company built on a philosophy that weaving ourselves into the fabric of your business creates a partnership that truly supports every aspect of your travel programme. From our humble beginnings we have adapted, learnt and grown over the past 20 years into a fully global TMC. With an expanded reach and presence in more than 70 countries, we pride ourselves on delivering tailored global services with that truly boutique
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