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     Issue: October/November 2003

TOP NEWS

Diethelm acts
Impact of Amex acquisition of Rosenbluth filters through
By Jeremy Colson

Bangkok - Diethelm Tours is seeking to establish a relationship with a global corporate travel partner to replace business lost as a result of the acquisition of Rosenbluth by American Express.

Kurz takes a no-love-lost stand
By N Nithiyananthan
Kuala Lumpur - Over in Malaysia, Diethelm Travel Management (DTM) is downplaying the impact of the loss of its partnership with Rosenbluth, despite the relationship going back to 1989.

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COVER STORY - NEW AIRLINE MODELS

A new way to fly
They took the US and Europe by storm and are becoming more prevalent in Asia-Pacific. New airline models, the most exciting of which are the no-frills carriers, are sprouting in the region, challenging the dominance of the traditional players and testing how far they can go in breaking old norms and thinking.

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COMMENTARY

Seductive birds
By Raini Hamdi
New airline models – the subject of our cover story this issue – are seductive. They spell innovation and are a challenge to traditional carriers, which may benefit travellers.

Are global labels really worth it?
In managing travel and entertainment expenditure, global travel management companies and corporations have a similar fundamental objective: to maximise the leverage of global strengths and partnerships in order to deliver robust returns on travel management programmes.

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