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SMEs targeted by Qantas
Tuesday, 27 Feb, 2009
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Qantas has launched an online business travel management system specifically for SMEs.
Its Qantas Business Essentials will be customised and help companies monitor their travel spend.
Qantas regional general manager UK, Ireland, Europe, Middle East and Africa Stephen Thompson said: “Qantas Business Essentials provides our SME customers with access to an online booking system, discounted corporate fares for eligible businesses and free quarterly travel reports enabling them to manage their travel requirements and monitor costs.”
He added: “The on-line booking and reporting system is backed up by a dedicated Qantas SME sales team. Customers can register for Qantas Business Essentials by visiting qantas.com and completing the on-line application.”
The tool was developed for Qantas’ key markets outside Australia including the UK, Hong Kong, Singapore, New Zealand and the US.
by Dinah Hatch
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