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For the record

30 May 2018
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In TNW’s Corporate Travel feature (May 16), we incorrectly quoted Monique Swart, founder

of the African Business Travel Association (ABTA), as stating: “Once all avenues have

been utilised, agents then need to start looking at reducing classes of travel and

accommodation.” In fact, she had said that corporate buyers would have to reduce

classes, as it was not in the agents’ power to do so and they would need the go-ahead

from their clients. TNW apologises for the error.

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