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ACTE Global Conference Breakout Session to Focus on Rail
On Tuesday, 23 October from 12.00 – 13.15 Stanislas Berteloot, Marketing Director of KDS, will moderate a session entitled ’Managing Rail Spend’ during the ACTE Global Education Conference in Munich, Germany.
With increasing demand for time-efficient business travel in Europe, together with a growing concern about the environment, rail companies have seen a sharp increase in their passenger numbers in the past year.
Various moves, such as this summer’s launch of the Railteam alliance, are being made to simplify and streamline the booking of European rail travel. However, the issue remains a challenge for many businesses and obstacles such as national borders still need to be addressed before the train can become a viable alternative for most journeys.
Hear these issued discussed by an expert panel including corporate buyers, rail companies and even an airline representative in what is sure to be a lively and informative session.
More information on the ACTE web site (http://www.acte.org/events/Munich07/education.php)
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