Hotels improve services to business travellers

28 April 2004 by
Hotels improve services to business travellers

More than half (57%) of business travellers feel that hotel business facilities have improved in the last 12 months, a survey has found.

The American Express Corporate Travel Barometer also showed 58% of respondents felt in-room technology had got better.

Just more than half (52%) said security had improved.

Hans Lindh, head of hotel and restaurant industry, American Express Establishment Services, said: "Our survey indicates a promising step forward for the hotel industry.

"It is encouraging to see that hotels are working harder than ever to deliver better facilities to the business traveller."

He added: "Following last year's fall in the cost of hotel accommodation, international business travellers will increasingly focus on value-added services - and reward the hotels that provide them."

American Express surveyed more than 200 corporate travellers at the Business Travel 2004 exhibition, held in London in February.

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