The full roll-out of the ‘Stage Analytics Powered by Tableau’ platform during 2019 has seen a big focus on the value that insightful reporting and data analysis can bring to a travel program.
There’s a been a bit of self-analysis going on behind the scenes at Stage and Screen this year, says the brand’s National Operations Manager, Adam Moon. Ensuring Stage remains the leader in entertainment and sports travel has been a focus for 2019.
The winners of Flight Centre Travel Group's Indigenous Creative Art Competition have been announce. The inaugural competition was launched in October 2019. and held to showcase artwork and stories told by young Indigenous artists as part of our commitment to Reconciliation and Acknowledgement of Country.
Creating a seamless onboarding experience for clients that are implementing new technology or onboarding with Stage will be a priority for the Stage team this year.
New client initiatives in 2020 including an advisory board and VPG sessions will more closely align Stage with its customers, says National Operations Manager Adam Moon.
Not losing sight of what is critical to our core client markets and the unique needs of our clients will be key to our approach in 2020, says Account Management Director Wonitta Atkins.
2020 is looking bright and shiny already with Stage and Screen’s plans for the next 12 months including some new and exclusive travel product, cool client events and cutting-edge tech taking the spotlight.
Mega-deals and mass consolidation are re-shaping the Australian hotel market with the likes of Accor, IHG, Hyatt and Marriot all significantly expanding their hotel portfolios.
