By Bev Fearis, published 14/10/20
Here’s a round-up of other business travel news this week:
VistaJet has launched its new Dynamic Corporate Membership for corporations...
TripActions has unveiled a new travel and expense management platform, billing it as “the best thing to happen to finance since the spreadsheet”. Called...
Johannesburg is South Africa’s largest city and its economic and financial hub. Much of its prosperity is built on mining and many of the industry's leading companies are still based in the city. The city is also strong in the manufacturing, banking, IT, real estate and transport sectors. The ongoing revival of the city centre, plus measures to reduce crime, have improved safety for visitors.
Canberra was named Australia’s capital in 1908 as a compromise between Sydney and Melbourne. Today, the city’s main business interests are public administration and security. It is the seat of government and home to numerous national departments and agencies
Buoyant economies, abundant resources and a growing population could make East Africa the next big economic success story, and its historic ties to the UK make it a promising prospect for trade cooperation post-Brexit, writes Sasha Wood.
India is one of the fastest growing economies in the world and the UK is its third-largest investor. Benjamin Coren discovers the benefits of doing business in this innovative market.
Qatar Airways has been named top airline in the world in an annual survey by air passenger rights organisation AirHelp. American Airlines and AeroMexico were ranked second and third out of 72 airlines analysed.
Qatar Airways unveiled a new economy class experience at the ITB travel show in Berlin this week, featuring more legroom, enhanced inflight dining and improved wifi access.
