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Travel Weekly
23-06-2025
- Business
- Travel Weekly
ATPI
2024 sales: $1.9 billion Previous ranking: 17 Employees: 2,291 full-time, 187 part-time The Royals, 353 Altrincham Road M22 4BJ Manchester, U.K. Phone: (44) 207-111-8700 Website $1.9 billion172,291 full-time, 187 part-timeThe Royals, 353 Altrincham RoadM22 4BJ Manchester, (44) 207-111-8700 Executives CEO: Ian Sinderson COMPANY FACTS * Privately held. * Subsidiary of ATPI Holdings (Jersey) Limited, a travel management company. * Sales: 98% business, 2% leisure. DEVELOPMENTS * Introduced Crew Change Logistics to streamline management, integrating new technologies with expert support to optimize travel from pretrip planning to post-trip analysis. * Rolled out CrewHub Platform, self-service booking to simplify crew and group travel arrangements. By enabling organizers to book multiple travelers from various starting points efficiently, CrewHub reduces booking times by up to 60%, significantly enhancing efficiency. * Launched its first sustainability report and introduced related initiatives such as ATPI Halo. These efforts help clients measure, compensate and reduce their carbon footprints. * Enhanced its sustainability efforts by starting to incorporate Well-to-Tank emissions in its calculations in January. This aligns with international standards for calculating and reporting greenhouse gas emissions in transportation. It also provides clients with more comprehensive data on their carbon footprints. LOOKING AHEAD * Embracing technologies, including AI, to improve revenue management and operational efficiency. These tools enable dynamic pricing models and personalized travel experiences. * Strengthening its global presence by partnering with regional experts such as Arjaa Travel in Saudi Arabia. This collaboration enhances the company's ability to provide tailored travel solutions across diverse markets, ensures compliance with local regulations and offers clients seamless experiences worldwide. * Leveraging data analytics to offer clients insights into their travel expenditures and patterns. * Enhancing its duty of care offerings by providing proactive risk assessments, 24/7 global support and advanced traveler-tracking systems. These measures help ensure the safety and well-being of clients' personnel, particularly in challenging environments. * Responding to increased industry pressure to reduce carbon emissions, the maritime and energy sectors are adopting greener practices. The company is committed to supporting clients with sustainable travel options, including carbon offset programs, optimized crew rotations to minimize emissions and enhanced reporting through ATPI Halo. * Monitoring shifts in economic and geopolitical conditions, such as new trade tariffs and evolving visa requirements, that are expected to affect corporate and crew travel. The company is working to ensure smooth visa processing, border entry compliance and cost-effective planning for clients operating across multiple regions. The implementation of new entry requirements, such as the U.K.'s Electronic Travel Authorization system, will affect travel planning and visa processing. ATPI is assisting clients in navigating these regulatory updates, ensuring compliance and minimizing disruptions to travel schedules.
Business Times
16-06-2025
- Business
- Business Times
TransportBT: Air travel growth and Singapore's bet on Terminal 5
Are you fascinated by the world of air travel and its future? The latest episode of TransportBT, a podcast of BT Correspondents by The Business Times, hosted by Derryn Wong, breaks down the complexities of the aviation industry and what its growth means for businesses and travelers alike. He sits down with Ali Hussain, regional managing director in Asia for ATPI, a prominent travel management company. Asia-Pacific air travel market The podcast dives deep into the burgeoning air travel market in the Asia-Pacific region, which is already the largest globally and set to experience even more growth in the coming years. Hussain offers unparalleled insights into ATPI's role in managing business travel, focusing on critical sectors like shipping, energy, and education. In their conversation, they discuss projections for the future of air travel, including the massive impact of terminal expansions, especially Singapore's upcoming Changi Terminal 5. Technology in travel A NEWSLETTER FOR YOU Friday, 2 pm Lifestyle Our picks of the latest dining, travel and leisure options to treat yourself. Sign Up Sign Up They then turn the discussion to how advanced technologies like biometric recognition and AI are revolutionising air travel. This offers listeners an opportunity to learn about the broader economic and cultural ramifications of increasing business travel and the role of major markets like China and India. Wong steers the conversation to how tariffs, technological advancements, and infrastructure projects like Singapore's Terminal 5 will shape the future of air travel. Speaking on the unique challenges and opportunities, Hussain talks about managing business travel in a diverse and rapidly changing region like Asia-Pacific. What makes Singapore a crucial hub Those emerging trends in biometric recognition, AI, and other innovations offer Singapore a unique opportunity for its status as a regional hub. Wong and Hussain highlight investments to deliver on a promise to make air travel more efficient and enjoyable. The pair also discuss the projections for future business travel growth in the Asia-Pacific region and its implications for the global economy. Listen now to the conversation between Derryn Wong and Ali Hussain for essential insights that will keep you ahead of the curve whether you are a frequent business traveller or work in a travel related industry. TransportBT is a podcast of BT Correspondents. Look out for the next episode featuring senior correspondent Leslie Yee who will dive into Singaporeans' love for new condos . And if you have any thoughts or questions, feel free to reach out to us at btpodcasts@ --- Written and hosted by: Derryn Wong (derrynwong@ With Ali Hussain, regional managing director, ATPI Asia Edited by: Emily Liu & Claressa Monteiro Produced by: Derryn Wong, Emily Liu & Chai Pei Chieh A podcast by BT Podcasts, The Business Times, SPH Media --- Follow BT Correspondents: Channel: Amazon: Apple Podcasts: Spotify: YouTube Music: Website: Do note: This podcast is meant to provide general information only. SPH Media accepts no liability for loss arising from any reliance on the podcast or use of third party's products and services. Please consult professional advisors for independent advice. --- Discover more BT podcast series: BT Money Hacks: BT Podcasts: BT Market Focus: BT Branded Podcasts: BT Lens On:
Trade Arabia
23-04-2025
- Business
- Trade Arabia
ATPI Group launches new events management platform
ATPI Group has launched ATPI EventsHub, an end-to-end guest management platform designed to handle all aspects of events management. The platform integrates a guest management tool with travel booking capabilities, offering 24/7 offline support from travel consultants and a fully customisable, white-labelled experience for brands across all guest touchpoints. It simplifies guest management by allowing organisers to book and manage flights, hotels, transfers, and inventories all within a single platform, streamlining operations. Users of ATPI EventsHub will benefit from full control over a centralised dashboard with real-time data, smart automation that reduces planning time by up to 30 per cent, a fully customisable experience to suit business needs and brand identity, effortless guest management that streamlines the entire guest journey, and integrated travel data for a seamless attendee journey. ATPI EventsHub is designed to work alongside its consultants, providing clients with hands-on guidance and local expertise from planning to execution. Helen van Berkel, Global Head of Events at ATPI, said: 'ATPI EventsHub offers the perfect blend of personalisation, innovation and human touch, setting a new standard for exceptional guest experiences. 'We take pride in our deep understanding of the challenges our customers face when organising and managing events. Therefore, our goal is simple. We want to equip our customers with the tools that set them apart in their respective industries, helping them foster stronger brand loyalty and enhance guest satisfaction – all while maximising cost savings and operational efficiency. The essence of our work lies in creating unforgettable guest experiences, and we strive to empower our customers with innovative solutions that turn every event into a lasting success.' -TradeArabia News Service
