Amon Cohen is a columnist at BTN Europe. He specializes in business travel, focusing on areas such as business traveler services, travel policies and compliance, as well as commercial and private airlines. Amon's work has been featured in Travel Weekly Asia, The Beat, and Business Travel News Europe.
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Amon Cohen's coverage is heavily focused on the travel and transportation industry, with an emphasis on corporate travel, sustainability in travel programs, and industry regulations. His articles often cite data and press releases, indicating a preference for fact-based information.
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As Amon covers a wide range of topics within the European Union as well as globally-focused content such as China and India Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s activities that could impact international business travels.
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By: Amon Cohen
The 19th GITs – the Gongs In Travel – highlight dubious achievements in travel, with Donald Trump receiving multiple unwanted awards for his policies affecting travel and the environment. Other winners include Sabre for legal disputes, US air traffic controllers for their resilience during unpaid shutdowns, and TMC acquisitions causing industry shake-ups.
By: Amon Cohen
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Geopolitics is reshaping trade routes and supply chains; business travel routes, partnerships and even programme structures could be part of the ripple effect
UK rail operators seek refund change workaround for business travel after “massive own goal” warning
How three travel managers gave TMC selection a radical overhaul "Democracy is the worst form of government except for all those other forms that have been tried," said Winston Churchill in 1947.
Companies are rethinking the traditional, cumbersome RFP process for selecting travel management companies by using an engagement-first approach. This involves detailed communication of needs and cultures, followed by limited RFPs with suitable candidates, leading to more effective partnerships.
Moves are afoot to replace outdated service level agreements with indicators that truly progress travel program strategy. Source: Adobe Stock by Family Stock
By: Amon Cohen
Geopolitical violence and stalemate in Iran has jolted jet fuel prices and increased air fares for the foreseeable future. Travel managers focus on renegotiating airline contracts and optimizing demand management to mitigate costs, amid fuel scarcity and changing routes.
By: Amon Cohen
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