The association of corporate travel agencies has filed an appeal with the Central Administrative Court for Contractual Appeals, requesting the suspension of the proceedings and the annulment of the bidding documents. Among other issues, GEBTA questions the cost structure, the requirement for discounts on airfares, and certain obligations that it considers impossible for agencies to meet.
The hotel room has become the business traveler?s primary refuge amid days filled with meetings, travel, and nearly constant connectivity. A Hyatt study of 2,000 corporate travelers reveals that nine out of ten consider it the only space where they can truly disconnect during their business trips.
Formula 1, the NFL, and the 2030 World Cup reflect the transformation of major sports competitions into platforms capable of generating tourism, business, hospitality, and international visibility. The experience surrounding these events is gaining prominence and opening up new opportunities for destinations, brands, and companies linked to travel, events, and entertainment.
Marketing repositioning flights makes it possible to take advantage of routes that aircraft must fly without passengers and opens up new possibilities for business travelers. So-called empty legs are gaining traction in executive aviation as a way to optimize available capacity and access this type of flight at a lower cost.
Perceptions of safety also influence the choice of a tourist destination. An analysis conducted by Compare the Market, based on data from Numbeo, reveals which European cities have seen the greatest increase in concern about crime over the past six years. Thessaloniki, Marseille, and Barcelona are among the cities that have seen the gr . . .
