In just five years, China has become the third largest business travel market, and it’s still growing.  If you are not already doing business in China, chances are that you will be soon.

Before opportunities are missed (or mistakes are made) learn about the emerging Chinese business travel market first-hand in Shanghai, China’s most populated city and one of the world’s leading financial centers.

CT&TW will bring together top business travel professionals from China, the U.S., and a number of Asia Pacific countries.

Travel management plays a significant financial role and can contribute to a corporation’s bottom line or shareholder value. Since the cost of travel is a corporation's second or third largest controllable expense, having experienced travel management staff manage and negotiate travel-related services provides measurable financial benefits to the corporation. In addition, monitoring and analyzing travel expenditures is essential for realizing cost-cutting opportunities.

Who should attend?

Corporate travel managers and corporate travel suppliers who operate or plan to operate in China and other Asia-Pacific countries. While every travel manager will benefit by attending this conference, the 2008 CT&TW will be especially useful for corporate travel professionals with programs that are multi-national and global in scope.

For more information, visit the Official CT&TW Website.

View the CTTW 2009 Brochure and Registration Form.

Sponsorship Information 

An NBTA sponsorship not only helps you build brand awareness, it represents reliability and a commitment to the industry.  NBTA sponsorship packages are designed to maximize your exposure to the industry’s largest audiences of business travel decision makers.  CT&TW will be an outstanding opportunity to connect with the decision makers from the global companies you want to reach.

• Read about sponsorship opportunities for 2009 (PDF)
• Technology & Exhibitor Booking Form (PDF)

2009 Sponsors

Gold

 

Official

 

Partners

    

Registration Information 

Register online at the Official CT&TW Website.

Please Note: Visa is Required for Travel to China
U.S. citizens need a visa to travel to China. Please contact the Consular Office of the Chinese Embassy and make all necessary arrangements. Citizens of other countries should also check with the embassy to see if a visa is required.

Official Venue & Hotel Information 

The Longemont Shanghai

Formerly known as The Regent Shanghai, with 511 stylish rooms this flagship five-star property is located on the conjunction of Yan An West Road and Fan Yu Road that offers convenient access to Shanghai’s prime business and entertainment areas such as Huaihai Road, the Bund, and Xu Jia Hui District. It takes only a short time to walk to the subway and get to many places for sightseeing and shopping.

The high-rise 53-story contemporary building features 419 deluxe and premium rooms measuring from 42 to 45 sqm, 6 executive suites with massive 115 sqm and 86 suites in five categories for both upscale and top-end clientele. With sophisticated interior design and the sate-of-the-art furniture reflecting distinctive European elegance and harmony, all rooms and suites feature a large screen plasma TV and great view overseeing the city from the spacious bathroom. Services and facilities include five restaurants and bars serving Chinese, Italian and Western favorites. An extensive Fitness Centre with a 30-meter swimming pool, gym, and tennis court is featured, alongside a 24-hour Executive Lounge. Visit website >>

 

Contacts 

Program
Marina Velikova, mvelikova@nbta.org

Registration
Anthony Green, agreen@nbta.org

Exhibit & Sponsorship Opportunities
Colette Skeen, cskeen@nbta.org
Zane Kerby, zkerby@nbta.org