Contribute to the “Impact of Climate Changes on Business Travel’s Survey”
Our Planet: We Are Concerned!
The Survey “Impact of Climate Changes on Business Travel” is a collaborative work of the Association of Corporate Travel Executives (ACTE) the Belgium Association of Travel Managers(BATM) and KDS
Your involvement will make a difference – please take a few minutes to answer our 17 questions.
Contribute to raising awareness of Social Corporate Responsibility in the travel industry by distributing this survey within your company and to industry colleagues.
The survey has been designed by Industry Associations and KDS to analyze issues concerning carbon emissions and the latest travel trends. Please complete it now to share your views and play a role.
The study covers the following key areas:
Environmentally friendly travel alternatives – impact on behavior
Measurement efforts for carbon emissions – comparison of the impact of different travel activities
Latest business travel trends (as compared to last year’s survey)
The results will be presented at the Business Travel Show at London’s Earls Court on February 14th 2007 at 11:30am. The study will be available upon request.
To participate in the survey, please copy this link into your browser.
http://www.surveymonkey.com/s.asp?u=284842982915
About KDS
KDS on demand travel & expense offers a completely integrated solution for travel and expense management, addressing essential needs ranging from travel policy definition and enforcement, to online travel self-booking, to automated travel expense processing and beyond. Every critical procedure can be completed through the KDS ASP offering, resulting in greater efficiencies and associated financial benefits. In addition, KDS offers the most extensive back-end connectivity to airline, car, rail and hotel providers in the industry, ensuring optimized pricing and up-to-the-minute inventory control. For more information, visit www.kds.com.
Contact: [email protected]
About ACTE
The Association of Corporate Travel Executive (ACTE) is a non-profit association established to provide executive-level global education and peer-to-peer networking opportunities. Membership spans all of business travel, from corporate buyers to agencies to suppliers, and accords all sectors equal membership. ACTE is represented in 49 countries.
Contact: [email protected]
About BATM
BATM is a non-profit making organization representing the interests of the Corporate Travel Management within the Belgian travel industry, promoting in industry best practice, education and providing forums for networking and knowledge sharing.
Contact: [email protected]
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