Travel Recruitment News
05.02.2009
Following last year's terrorist attacks in Mumbai, those working in the travel industry and specialising in corporate travel may be pleased to hear that the number of business people heading to India is starting to pick up again.
04.02.2009
For rail passengers - and particularly business travellers - overcrowding on trains continues to be a problem, a point people with jobs in travel may be concerned about.
30.01.2009
While people working in the travel industry may recently have seen evidence of holidaymakers altering their plans to limit their impact on the environment, for corporate travellers this is not so easy.
27.01.2009
While the UK economy has now entered a recession, people with jobs in travel may feel more secure than most over the coming months, thanks to travel remaining a "high priority" for many Britons.
26.01.2009
Many UK small businesses are deciding against reducing the amount of corporate travel they do, which may be good news for those with jobs in the travel industry.
19.01.2009
People working for a travel recruitment agency may be interested to hear that more businesses are choosing to commute by rail in order to lower their carbon emissions, according to one sector commentator.
14.01.2009
People seeking travel vacancies may be concerned to hear that the US Visa Waiver Programme has not been publicised well enough, according to one sector commentator.
06.01.2009
Those with travel and tourism jobs may be interested to know that one sector commentator has claimed that the key to greener travel lies in giving people the option not to do so - which may act as an incentive to companies considering expanding their home working alternative.
22.12.2008
Those with travel and tourism jobs may be interested to hear that one sector commentator has claimed that an alternative "turn-up-and-go" strategy must be employed to lower the extortionate rail fare faced by business passengers.
12.12.2008
Those with travel industry employment may be set to see an increase in business traffic coming in from the US, one sector commentator has claimed.
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