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TMC consortium Advantage Travel Partnership has revealed more “positive” evidence of the rebound in corporate travel this year, particularly for the SME market. UK-based Advantage has just published its second Global Business Travel Review, which revealed that transactions for Advantage Global Network members recovered to 56 per cent of 2019 levels in the first quarter of 2022.
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There are growing concerns that company travel departments, and the agencies they use, won’t be able to cope as business travel rebounds.
TMC members of Advantage Global Network are currently averaging 48 per cent of their 2019 turnover, with most expecting to finish 2022 at around 70 per cent of pre-Covid levels, as the network sees the “green shoots” of recovery for corporate travel. London-based Advantage Global Network, which was formerly known as WIN Global Travel Network before rebranding in September 2021, said it expected annual turnover for its members to total around $7.5 billion this year in an update on trading.