News - Thursday, August 14, 2008 19:39 - 0 Comments
£45 million investment in Bournemouth airport
In a time of belt tightening and increased fuel costs, airlines throughout the world are cutting back. No so with Bournemouth airport, as they’re investing £45 million in a series of upgrades that will more than double their current passenger volume.
Bournemouth Airport is owned by Manchester Airports Group, who are investing the money in the airport to build a new terminal and to increase the area for passengers and aircraft. They’re also hoping to install equipment that allows for the management of flights, both outgoing and incoming, in bad weather. Continue…
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Travel - Aug 7, 2008 22:09 - 0 Comments
Energy companies use Toyota Prius for business travel
With electricity prices on the rise in the UK, Scottish and Southern Energy are making moves to both save money and the environment at the same time by using a fleet of fifteen Toyota Prius’s for their Business Travel around the UK. Continue…
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Mobile working - Jul 15, 2008 9:45 - 0 Comments
What is the future of business travel in the UK?
I have just seen a blog post over at bimbl talking about the future of Business Travel in the UK.
They say:
As travel around the UK for business people will change towards a more rail-based journey over the next 5 years, wont it be needed for business centres to be very close to train stations?
Will this be the case? Business centres at train stations in some kind of express format? Good idea!
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Travel offers - Aug 11, 2008 12:28 - 0 Comments
Business travel insurance companies in the UK
The following is our list of favoured companies that offer Business Travel insurance in the UK.
Its only a small list, but the sites mentioned do a very good job at providing travel insurance for business people.
In particular, Columbus currently have some great insurance deals for business travelers, but all companies in the list would be suitable for SME business travelers in the UK.