Last Issue - 41, November/December 2009
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DESTINATION PROFILE
Middle East
With Abu Dhabi hosting Formula 1 and hotel prices in the region hitting an all-time high, Jonathan Hart askes - will nothing stop the growth of the Middle East? |
FEATURES
STAR Performance | details
On 14 November 1994 Eurostar started its service between London and the Continent. After15 years, and more than 100 million passengers, Buying Business Travel looks at how far the service has come
The Urge to Merge | details
Airline Industry Analysis - Airline consolidation is back on the agenda as the economy recovers, says David Churchill
Up to Scratch | details
Service versus Cost - With costs being cut everywhere Bob Papworth asks if the travel industry can still offer good service and value
Mobile Moves | details
Apps for Travel Bookers - Communication applications are developing increasingly rapidly, says Adam Coulter. What does this mean for travel bookers, and which apps should they go for?
Ladies first? | details
Options for Female Travellers - What facilities are on offer for the female traveller, and do they need or want to be treated any differently from their male counterparts? Beverley Fearis finds out
Holding All the Aces | details
- Getting the best travel deal for your company is imperative in the current market. Mark Frary investigates the trend of benchmarking and its importance for procurement
Holding Fast | details
Top-End Hotel Rates Analysis - It’s the worst recession in living memory, travel budgets have been slashed and there are fewer travellers out there - but five-star hotels are holding their rates. Why? Tom Otley investigates
All For One | details
Airline Alliance Uncovered
City Flyers | details
Docklands Airport Success Story - London City Airport has seen some big changes in recent years. Gary Noakes explores what the airport has to offer.
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