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Media Profile: Striving to be first in business - Ben Laurance, business editor, the Observer

21 Mar 1997 | by STEPHEN ARMSTRONG

. He was recruited while travelling in China by editor Will Hutton after he took over from Andrew ...

P&M proposes

20 Mar 1997

Travel agent Page s Goldfish loyalty credit card scheme as its fourth redemption partner....Travel agent Page s Goldfish loyalty credit card scheme as its fourth redemption partner. ...

CONFERENCES AND EXHIBITIONS: NEW SURVEY REVEALS BULLISH UK CONFERENCE MARKET - It’s a minefield out there, and very expensive at that, as hotels cash in on the convention boom. But do organisers get value for money? Robert Gray reports

14 Mar 1997 | by ROBERT GRAY

Market Survey, which was published by Meetings and Incentive Travel magazine....Meetings Market Survey, which was published by Meetings and Incentive Travel magazine. American ... did not use an intermediary agency - a higher proportion than Meetings and Incentive Travel s editor ...

Online takes off

13 Mar 1997

Barclays and Airline Network have launched an online travel reservation service through the bank...Barclays and Airline Network have launched an online travel reservation service through the bank s Barclay Square Internet shopping mall. Take Off will offer users the choice of 1000 destinations through 100 airlines. ...

This Weeks’ Big Question: Are freebies an effective PR tool?

21 Feb 1997 | by ROBERT GRAY

effect and offend the journalist. In the travel business you can no longer offer journalists trips and expect to get copy back. Travel now tends to come under staff reporters rather than travel editors. I d ... your wares, to demonstrate the essence of the car. In the case of the travel industry it would ...

’Freebies’ cost dear under new tax laws

14 Feb 1997 | by LEXIE GODDARD

journalists with a camera or hi-fi to review to sending a travel writer to Jamaica for a week ...

Editorial: Taxing times for media relations

14 Feb 1997 | by BOB WILLOTT, a partner in the accountan

s trip to a holiday destination for a travel journalist if it judges that it was unnecessary to stay ...

Media: Traveller on the move

13 Feb 1997 | by ANNA GRIFFITHS

Euromoney Publications has bought a 74.9% stake in Business Traveller magazine, bringing the title...Euromoney Publications has bought a 74.9% stake in Business Traveller magazine, bringing the title into the same media group as the Daily Mail. The other 25.1% is owned by Nick Perry, who remains as managing director of Business Traveller Holdings. ...

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06 Feb 1997 | by JULIAN LEE

. Western Union, the money transfer firm, has signed a deal with travel agent Going Places to offer its ... shots of staff to reassure passengers worried about travelling on the service following the fire ...

JET SET A TALE OF TWO AIRLINES - British Airways has had to negotiate a spot of turbulence in its plans to form a ’strategic alliance’ with American Airlines. By Sue Beenstock

31 Jan 1997 | by SUE BEENSTOCK

), says Whitehorn. - BA and AA are the world s biggest carriers. They could swamp travel agents with loyalty discounts and on some routes the travelling public would have no choice of airline and face ...

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