SkyTeam, the largest airline alliance in Greater China, has launched its Corporate Agreements product in the region, delivering value through tailor-made travel solutions designed for every organization’s individual needs.
Fully competition-law compliant, SkyTeam China Corporate Connection offer long-term, cost-effective travel solutions for China-based organizations with a minimum total air spend of ¥2 Million CNY on three or more SkyTeam member airlines, of which ¥1 Million CNY must be international travel. Each company has the flexibility to select which SkyTeam members to include in their contract and travel must originate in Greater China.
“Offering Corporate Agreements in China meets the increasing demand for business travel in the region while adding value through cost savings and customer service,” said Perry Cantarutti, SkyTeam’s CEO and Managing Director. “This is one of many ways we are working to deliver a superior experience for Chinese customers, while facilitating travel and commerce between China and the rest of the world.”
With four local member airlines– China Airlines, China Eastern, China Southern and Xiamen Airlines – plus a further 10 members serving the region, companies choosing SkyTeam’s Corporate Agreements enjoy benefits including:
SkyTeam’s commitment to customers in Greater China extends even further than its network. All the alliance’s web-based and mobile applications are available in Chinese, including the SkyTeam App and all-new SkyTeam.com, giving business travelers the information they need at their fingertips. Members serving the region offer Chinese-speaking flight attendants and local-language newspapers as well as traditional cuisine and Chinese movies.
For more information on SkyTeam China Corporate Connection, click here
SkyTeam news and updates are available via Weibo and WeChat.
BEIJING, December 7, 2016
This post was published on 8 December 2016 11:09
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