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113. New TripAdvisor Survey Looks at Female Travel Trends: According to the findings of TripAdvisor's inaugural Women and the World Travel Survey, women in Southeast Asia are embracing independent travel. The study of over 600 women from Singapore, Malaysia, Thailand and Indonesia found that one in three (36%) travel alone for leisure, with 43% planning at least 2 solo trips this year.

114. TripAdvisor Survey Reveals Air Travel Preferences and Pet Peeves: TripAdvisor has unveiled the results of its annual air travel survey of more than 2,500 respondents in Southeast Asia. Regional travel remains popular amongst travellers in the Southeast Asia, as 95% of travellers intend to fly on a short-haul flight at least once in 2015, up slightly from 94%. More travellers are expecting to fly further afield this year, as 82% intend to travel o

115. Responsive Service Most Important to Business Travellers: When it comes to managing business travel, Australian corporates want service that is responsive, provides options and easily accessible, a Flight Centre Limited (FLT) customer survey has revealed. The results of FLT’s corporate customer experience survey for 2011, shows that companies rate responsiveness as the most important service attribute from their business travel managers.

116. 39% of Business Travellers to Increase Corporate Travel Budgets: 39% of Business Travellers to Increase Corporate Travel Budgets. A recent independent, online survey conducted by travel and expense management specialist FCm Travel Solutions indicates that during the next year more than 70% of business travellers who took part in the survey were looking to increase or consolidate their spend on corporate travel.

117. Passengers Say Inflight Calls Not Welcome: According to an online survey by business travel specialist Corporate Traveller, most people don’t want inflight voice calls permitted. An overwhelming number of travellers who took part in the online poll, voted against mobile phones being used for anything but silent activities such as emailing, texting and internet browsing. A total of 710 people took part in the survey that ask

118. Duty of Care and Cost Control Top Priorities for Corporate Travel Managers: Duty of Care and Cost Control Top Priorities for Corporate Travel Managers. An Amadeus survey of corporate travel managers in Hong Kong and Singapore has identified cost control through improved management of travel processes and duty of care as top priorities for 2011. The survey was carried out by Amadeus, a leading travel technology partner and transaction processor for the glob