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Eurostar travel classes compared
If you’re travelling by train between London and Pairs – or London and Brussels, for that matter – there are three Eurostar cl...
2012 business travel trends
IN BRIEF | The world's largest corporate travel management company, Carlson Wagonlit Travel, put together this interesting...
DFAT: no delays during passport printing strike
DFAT has confirmed to Australian Business Traveller that its reserves of blank passports is sufficient to cope with t...
Our top tips for Travelex
Savvy travellers know that an airport is pretty much the last place you’d want to swap Aussie dollars for forei...
New look for DFAT Smartraveller advice site
There's a fresh new look and additional information on the Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade's Smartraveller website, whi...
Which flight is better: nonstop or direct?
One of the questions we get asked a lot is about the difference between nonstop flights and direct flights, and how they differ...
How to pick flights with the best economy seating
While we'd all like to jet about in business class, many companies insist that business travellers fly in economy -- even on in...
Best and worst credit cards for travel insurance
Credit card travel insurance: the devil's in the detail Is free travel insurance with credit cards as good as independent poli...
Have your say in the AusBT Reader Survey!
Australian Business Traveller has just turned a year old, and it’s time for our first-ever Australian Business Traveller ...
What to do during a long stop-over in Hong Kong
Long transit time between connecting flights in Hong Kong? Fancy doing something other than sitting in the airport? Here's our ...
Boeing 787’s digital window tinting
Bothersome sliding window shades begone! Boeing’s newly-minted 787 Dreamliner sports ‘digital window tinting’...
How to shine your shoes without shoe polish
Do your dress shoes desperately need a polish mid-trip, but you're stuck in a hotel room without polish and need to leave in fi...
Hertz adds toll options for VIC rentals
IN BRIEF | Rental car company Hertz is making it easier for business travellers to sort out paying tolls when driving in Victor...
Qantas, Customs strikes roundup
With airport strikes by both Customs and Qantas staff across Australia, this is not a good week to be travelling domestically o...
Typhoon Nesat/Pedring hits Philippine airports
Typhoon Nesat, also called Typhoon Pedring in the Philippines, has hit that country, with major disruption in Manila, includin...
2013: Direct trains from UK to Germany, Holland
IN BRIEF | Business travellers in Europe will see faster connections between Germany and the UK when Deutsche Bahn, the German ...
T&C: AusBT travel technology survey
Information on how to enter the Australian Business Traveller travel technology survey forms part of the terms of ent...
Typhoon Roke to disrupt Japan flights
High winds and storm surges from Typhoon Roke will delay and cancel flights at key Japanese international airports in Tokyo (Na...
