Singapore Airlines launches The Upcycling Project, Accor strengthens its loyalty strategy and the future of revenue management is now!.

Singapore Airlines launches The Upcycling Project
Monday, 27th September 2021

Singapore Airlines launched The Upcycling Project, through which the Airline will provide parts and materials from retired commercial aircraft to various Singapore-based organisations and selected global retail brands.

These parts can be upcycled and repurposed to create unique retail products and art pieces, and will also be used to support educational institutions, artists, and persons with disabilities >>

Accor strengthens its loyalty strategy with new ALL – VISA payment card
27 Sep 2021 : The ALL – Accor Live Limitless loyalty program is offering new services - further enriching its customer experience - by launching a payment card in partnership with BNP Paribas and Visa >>

Allergen free food market expected to reach $108B
27 Sep 2021 : The Allergen-Free Food Market has been experiencing substantial growth during the pandemic with many consumers now prefer allergen free foods and beverages in the belief that they will aid their digestive health, weight management and general wellbeing >>

American Express GBT and Cvent launch corporate responsibility initiative
26 Sep 2021 : American Express Global Business Travel and Cvent have created a new set of sourcing questions to help drive corporate responsibility within the business travel and meetings sector >>

HIGHLIGHT ARTICLE

The Future of Revenue Management Is Now!
Monday, 27th September 2021

In the past, marketing, distribution departments, revenue optimization divisions, and digital teams worked diligently to complete complimentary goals within their department with little thought of working together. To continue revenue growth, this must change >>

The Culture Challenge
Culture is one of the most important parts of customer service and customer experience >>

How Can You Increase Your Hotel’s Midweek Stays?
With a strong summer of staycations, it’s hard to predict exactly what the rest of the year will bring the hotel industry.

A lot depends on where you are in the world and what kind of restrictions are in place, but for the most part (given the increasing levels of vaccinated populations) it looks as though things are ticking along nicely >>

In case you've missed it: Global eNews of September 24, 2021
Rotana signs Qatar, continues robust Middle East expansion, two cities and a colossus – too big to fail? and micro markets & the future of hotels in new normal >>