Executive Travel Magazine
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CEOs are now laser-focused on keeping their companies competitive, current and interesting. In this issue of Executive Travel, we explore this new thinking.
• Learn how five companies changed course post-recession to adapt to market pressures.
• Get advice from experts on how your business can adapt to thrive.
The most successful companies are anticipating their customers’ needs, not just tomorrow but next week and next year.
These five companies changed direction post-recession and found the payoff.
Five tips to keep your company relevant—and profitable.
China's third largest city, Guangzhou, has a vibrant business climate.
Chicago executive Chris Kennedy gives a tour of his adopted city.
Managing your frequent-flier miles is easier with these great new sites.
Why the experience level of pilots directly impacts the safety of your flight.
Cloud computing has been around for ages, but now it offers new opportunities.
Our picks for the best phone and tablet apps for the business traveler.
Here's how to navigate the murky waters of office politics.
Move ahead by adding this simple practice to the last 5 minutes of each workday.
Setting goals may not be enough to make sure your meeting isn't a waste of time.
Nevada's Burning Man festival draws executives looking to boost creativity and make connections.
The Plain Language movement has taken hold in government and other industries.
Wi-Fi on more Amtrak trains benefits business travelers.
Political instability spurs demand for trip cancellation insurance.
Emirates' fleet will expand to 90 superjumbo jets.
Several hotel brands are opening their doors to business travelers in Toronto.
Delta has added new economy class seats for long-haul flights.
A Trip Advisor survey finds a growing number of hotels using social media.
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