GBTA Forecasts Strong Global Business Travel Spend
Spending is estimated to advance another 7.1% in 2018 and will expand to $1.7 trillion total by 2022.
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Uber employees are nervous about an expected round of layoffs, according to a source familiar with the company.
This after news broke that the company is considering shuttering its US car leasing business.The two-year old leasing program, founded under then CEO Travis Kalanick, is losing far more money than planned, reports the Wall Street Journal's Greg Bensinger.
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Spending is estimated to advance another 7.1% in 2018 and will expand to $1.7 trillion total by 2022.
Industry leader Scott Solombrino calls the measure ‘crazy’ and a ‘crisis’ for luxury transportation operators.
The event provides a wide platform for the industry to promote its safety, comfort, and convenience advantages.
LMCPays will be the newest agent office for the major industry credit card processor.
AUG. LCT: A panel of operators learned all about handling operations during extreme natural events.
AUG. LCT: Here’s how to ease one of the most difficult transitions your operations may ever have to make.
AUG. LCT: The top operators in the luxury transportation industry who attended this year’s exclusive annual executive conference offer some best practices that can work in your operation.
A package of bills passed Aug. 8 will shake up for-hire transportation in New York City.
AUG. LCT Cover: Two-time Operator of the Year Award winner Harry Dhillon grows revenues by taking some risks.
eNews Exclusive: Johnny McBride would have never been exposed to the idea of a luxury transportation company if he hadn’t gotten his start as a part-time driver.
AUG. LCT: You find a way to be good all of the time instead of perfect some of the time.
Here are 13 steps you should follow after one of your cars is involved in a collision.
The city plans to enforce a limit on the number of private ground transportation vehicles allowed.
AUG. LCT: After April 1, 2018, drivers found out of compliance with electronic logging devices could be ordered out of service. Is your service at risk?
AUG. LCT: Affluent buyers are more likely to want an experience and a feeling, along with safety and convenience.
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| about 2 years agoListen Norm and everyone else that has no clue on this side of the business needs to read up and get informed with the facts of the limousine companies compared to companies such as uber and lyft. You are comparing apples to lemons, the limousine companies being the apples of course. Limousine companies provide a professional, reliable top notch service with professional chauffeurs not drivers, there's a difference in case you didn't know. When you procure a limousine company for services you are getting a professional driver dressed as such with professional service as opposed to an Uber or Lyft driver that shows up in shorts, sandals and a T-shirt. As everyone has witnessed the chauffeur will open the door for the client, put the luggage in the vehicle for the client and provide refreshments and snacks for the client tell me how many Uber and Lyft drivers you see providing this level of service? We have clients that will attest to the fact that they will never hire a service such as uber or lyft. I can go on and on about the level of service and the differences but I won't, we'll let time show is not if but when uber will close it's doors. If you know anything about business then you know that this is how the demise of a company starts by closing down programs that are not working, kind of like Sears, JC Penny's and companies alike that closed stores at first that didn't produce then shut down completely. These are just the facts ma'am, just the facts, ha!!!