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When most companies expand they look to foreign markets to establish new offices. But despite the benefits of geographical control and access to local markets, expansion of such significance raises a lot of uncertainty. Selwyn Parker reports

For scheduled flights that really are a red-carpet into the skies, Monarch Airlines has been innovating in the aviation industry for more than four decades and has been named Best Economy Airline, Europe, 2012

If you’ve ever found hitching a ride in a foreign country a stressful experience, Cabforce has just the range of private transport solutions to make your business trip a success

With its impressive range of premium aircraft and a ground support network that is second to none, Air Europa is the obvious choice for travel between Europe and Latin America

Virgin Airlines made waves recently by announcing that it would allow passengers to make mobile phone calls and use other wireless devices on some of its flights between London and New York

The corporate world is increasingly concerned with sustainability. Authoritative bodies, including the Global Sustainable Tourism Council (GSTC), can help corporate travel managers make informed choices in the selection of venues for business meetings and functions

With the rise of fast and efficient modes of travel, a small but growing group of people are commuting long distances between work and home, primarily on the weekends. These “super commuters”, as they are called, often travel hundreds, sometimes thousands, of miles

Blackout dates – those dates when hotels are unwilling to negotiate room rates – are increasing in destinations around the world

A decision by the European Commission to impose increased charges on airlines related to carbon emissions has brought the issue of reducing the carbon footprint of the aviation industry into focus in the first half of this year, 2012

The EU’s planned carbon levy on ‘high polluting’ aircraft is facing solid opposition from the international community. Will Brussels have its way, or are the plans just hot air? Selwyn Parker reports