Travel Managers Expect Business Growth To Spur More Spending, Trips, Transactions

Business growth in 2017 is expected to prompt a rise in overall travel spending, air spending, as well as boost the number of trips and air transactions, according to a poll of 63 travel managers conducted for ARC by the BTN Group in November and December.

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As North America’s largest luxury-focused travel company, Travel Edge has earned its place as a category leader, outpacing the industry with world-class technology and impressive growth. The company’s Leisure division has 9 offices in the US, Canada, and Bermuda, with over 750 expert advisors specializing in air, cruise, vacation, and VIP travel. The Corporate & Events division has four offices and 100 corporate travel and event planners specializing in companies looking for a tailored and full-service travel management solution. The Tours division, Kensington Tours, has over 150 destination experts and offers custom and private-guided tours to over 90 countries worldwide.

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