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Travelocity Business begins serving clients in Asia Pacific

Daily news, 23 Oct 2007

SINGAPORE – Travelocity Business® announced today it will begin providing travel management services in select Asia Pacific countries for its client base. The expansion into the Pacific Rim represents another milestone for TBiz®, which has grown organically from its introduction in 2003 to rank among the industry's leading global travel management companies. TBiz now manages more than US$800 million in annual travel spend.



The announcement follows the successful launch of TBiz services in the United Kingdom and European Union in early 2006. TBiz air bookings originating from the European Union increased more than 30 percent in the first nine months of 2007.



Beginning in November, the agency will extend its service offering to existing clients with managed travel needs in Australia, Hong Kong, Singapore, South Korea, and Taiwan. Services include

 
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