Amon Cohen is a travel writer who contributes to various publications including Business Travel News Europe, Business Travel News, and The Beat. With a focus on business travel, Amon covers topics such as travel regulations, sustainability in corporate travel, interviews with industry leaders, and humorous anecdotes from business trips.
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Amon Cohen's coverage is heavily focused on the travel and transportation industry, with an emphasis on corporate travel, sustainability in travel programs, and industry regulations. His articles often cite data and press releases, indicating a preference for fact-based information.
Given Amon's focus on legal policy regulation, government announcements, event coverage, and citing data within the context of the travel industry, he would likely be interested in receiving pitches related to regulatory updates impacting corporate or sustainable travel practices. Additionally, he may also appreciate insights from professionals familiar with NDC (New Distribution Capability) standards or those who can offer perspectives on best practices for global business travelers.
As Amon covers a wide range of topics within the European Union as well as globally-focused content such as China and India Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s activities that could impact international business travels.
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Why business travel hasn’t switched on to electric vehicle rental
Navigating the complexities of business travel for trans and non-binary employees
Growth in airline bookings through Amadeus' global distribution system slowed to 3 percent year over year in the first quarter, down from 7 percent annualized growth in the final quarter of 2023.
Travel buyers need to support women-owned businesses (WOBs) due to their underrepresentation in the industry and general difficulties like accessing capital and gaining major customers. Companies like GE Vernova and GSK are setting spend targets with diverse suppliers, emphasizing the benefits of diverse perspectives, enhanced cultural understanding, and supporting diverse communities.
By: Amon Cohen
It may be based in the US, but American Airlines’ recent jettisoning of its contentious corporate sales and distribution strategy seems a significant moment for managed business travel everywhere.
As negotiations for next year’s corporate hotel programmes get under way, experts advise buyers what’s changing in terms of pricing, rate types, purchasing tactics and more
Tried and tested LRA rates still favoured by buyers but hotels are increasingly pushing dynamic options
Small and midsize business travel budgets are no barrier to big travel management strategies
Sabre has confirmed in a written statement that "as of 1 September, Turkish Airlines content is no longer available through Sabre-connected channels."
How Europe's policy dilemma could affect travel buyers Germany's governing “traffic light” coalition collapsed last week. Business
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