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SALES: £570m CAPITA TRAVEL AND EVENTS


Meridian Court, 18 Stanier Way, Wyvern Business Park, Derby DE21 6BF • 0330 390 0340 capitatravelevents.co.uk travelevents@capita.co.uk Twitter: @CapTravelEvents


UK business travel gross sales 2017 £570m* * includes NYS Corporate


Key people


James Parkhouse Chief executive officer Gail Bamforth Chief operating officer Paul Saggar Chief innovation officer Trevor Elswood Chief commercial officer


Main industry sectors of clients


Construction, engineering, finance, legal, logistics, manufacturing, oil/ gas, professional services, public sector, retail, telecoms and utilities.


Services offered in addition to business travel Consulting, behavioural insight and data analytics, meetings and events services from venue-find, strategic meetings management and group travel, to delegate management and live event creation and delivery.


Number of transactions in 2017 3,800,000 Transactions handled online 80% Locations and networks


Implants in various UK locations and 6 UK offices. GlobalStar, HBAA, GTMC, Advantage.


UK full-time equivalent staff 750 Average length of service 8 years Average industry experience 10 years


Technology offering Worldspan, Amadeus, Evolvi. BSIDirect hotel booking tool, MeetingsPro venue and internal meeting space booking technology, Travel and Meetings Tracker and online MI and dashboard. Iris suite: portal, meetings optimiser, education centre, communications, app and third- party online booking tools (Concur, Vibe, Evolvi, AeTM, Cabfind, Cvent).


Biggest innovation in 2017


Launch of Iris suite of digital travel and strategic meetings management (SMMP) products. It “provides personalised communication of proactive advice and coaching enabling the effective planning, booking and managing of travel arrangements whilst supporting smart decision making for meetings in line with company objectives”.


TMC description Capita Travel and Events, part of a FTSE100 parent, has grown through the acquisitions of specialist accommodation, travel and event businesses, including BSI, Expotel and, in 2017, NYS Corporate. The company says its purpose is “to revolutionise business travel, meetings and events services through knowledge, curiosity and innovation to enable customers to realise the value from smarter working”.


Key people Debbie Carling Chief executive officer Shelley Mathews Vice-president of sales Europe Scott Alboni Marketing director EMEA Julie Cope General manager, South of England Kate Wimpeney General manager, North of England Michael Healy General manager, Scotland


Main industry sectors of clients Law, pharmaceutical, finance, retail, banking, technology, sports, entertainment, public sector, humanitarian, offshore.


Services offered in addition to business travel Events, MICE, visa and passports, venue sourcing, consultancy.


Number of transactions in 2017 3,980,000 Air 46%• Hotel 24%• Rail 13%• Car 8% MICE 8%• Other 1% Transactions handled online 92%


Locations and networks London, Leeds, Glasgow, 10 implants. More than 100 offices in 73 countries.


UK full-time equivalent staff 420 Average length of service 8 years Average industry experience 14 years


Technology offering Sabre. Self-booking tools, mobile app, web portal, MI reporting, expense management tools, forecasting tools, traveller tracking, risk tools.


Biggest innovation in 2017 SME offering with “a wrap-around service philosophy that ensures you get all the technology, service and support you need without having to pay for the things you don’t need”.


TMC description Corporate Travel Management is an award-winning travel management company headquartered in Australia, employing more than 2,200 staff globally and providing localised service solutions to clients in more than 70 countries. The company, which acquired Redfern Travel in 2016, aims to “weave itself into the fabric of your business so that it can truly understand your needs”.


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CORPORATE TRAVEL MANAGEMENT


One Carter Lane, London, EC4V 5ER • 020 7429 9600 travelctm.co.uk


enquiries@eu.travelctm.com Twitter: @TravelCTM_UK


UK business travel gross sales 2017 £564m New business 2017 £88m


SALES: £564m


96 BBT May/June 2018


BUYINGBUSINESSTRAVEL.COM


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