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BTN Europe Features

Remedies for out-of-policy behaviourBy Nick Easen

Ask the experts: How to harness AI for meetingsBy Matthew Parsons

Can artificial intelligence enhance networking at events by matchmaking delegates and scheduling their meetings? BBT asks consultants and TMCs for their... KEEP READING

Guest comment: Why targeting aviation loyalty points won't reduce emissionsBy Matthew Parsons

The Loyalty Security Association's Silvia Nijhoff on the Committee on Climate Change's proposals that airline loyalty points should be phased out to... KEEP READING

Guest comment: Brian Ludwig, CventBy BBT

Brian Ludwig, senior vice-president, sales at Cvent, comments on the use of artificial intelligence for better matchmaking at conferences and events... KEEP READING

BBT Editor��s Lunch: Lufthansa debates climate change and air faresBy BBT

Interview: Guy Snelgar, Barndello ConsultingBy Matthew Parsons

After a career spanning 30 years in the travel industry, including roles at all three GDSs, Guy Snelgar talks about his new venture, Barndello... KEEP READING

How to avoid delays: Bala Chandran, LumoBy Matthew Parsons

Creating a carbon-conscious travel programmeBy BBT

Climate change is a complicated issue, but carbon reporting needn��t be scary. Take the first step towards a carbon-conscious travel programme with our... KEEP READING

Cracking the data puzzleBy Mark.Chillingworth

Looking at traveller data in new ways could help travel buyers create more relevant programmes... KEEP READING

How virtual payments can solve common pain pointsBy Sabre

Interview: Debbie Carling, CEO, CTM EuropeBy Matthew Parsons

Guest comment: IATA needs a new narrative when it comes to emissionsBy Jonathan Green

Our guest columnist questions whether IATA can do more when it comes to reporting aviation's impact on the environment... KEEP READING

Into the Future: the next 100 issuesBy Amon Cohen

Buyer's Guide: Ulrika Rosen, Tetra LavalBy BBT

Ulrika Rosen oversees the global travel programme for Tetra Laval. She explains how Tetra Pak, its food packaging and processing division, rolled out a... KEEP READING

Interview: Why Expedia Partner Solutions is committed to helping TMCs thriveBy BBT

Expedia Partner Solutions is the B2B brand within Expedia Group, and powers the hotel business of TMCs, airlines, top consumer brands, travel agencies... KEEP READING

Guest comment: How millennials are changing business travelBy Richard Viner

Ground transport: On streamBy Rob Gill

We��re used to consuming entertainment using online subscription models, so could travellers soon be streaming ground transport via Mobility as a... KEEP READING

Culture club: How to engage global stakeholdersBy Matthew Parsons

Business aviation: Engines of commerceBy Jane Stanbury

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