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MEET the BIDDER Polish MICE Market on the Rise NA TOPIE SPIS TREŚCI NOVEMBER 2018 N° 11/2018 (98) 9,60 PLN (8% VAT included) SWITZERLAND CAMBODIA CAIRO PLUS The best venues and attractions Cambodia’s majestic temple Expansion in the shadow Hotel, restaurant, in Lausanne,Bern and Lucerne is much more than meets the eye of the pyramids and airline news MEET THE BIDDER Polish MICE market on the rise NA TOPIE SPIS TREŚCI NOVEMVER 2018 DESTINATIONS COVER STORY 18 BREAK WITH CONVENTION The best venues and attractions in Lausanne,Bern and Lucerne NOVEMBER 2018 N° 11/2018 (98) 9,60 PLN (8% VAT included) SWITZERLAND CAMBODIA CAIRO PLUS The best venues and attractions Cambodia’s majestic temple Expansion in the shadow Hotel, restaurant, 18 in Lausanne,Bern and Lucerne is much more than meets the eye of the pyramids and airline news 10 24 AWE-INSPIRING ANGKOR WAT POLISH MICE MEET THE BIDDER MARKET ON THE RISE Cambodia’s majestic temple is Polish MICE market on the rise much more than meets the eye 28 ANCIENT AND MODERN Cairo - expansion in the shadow of the pyramids 36 WEEKEND ON THE DAUGAVA 28 Inspiring journey to the capital of Latvia 64 4 HOURS IN HELSINKI 4 2 EDITORIAL 3 6 TRENDING Hotel, restaurant, and airline news 50 58 THE LONGITUDE 16 NEW GALAXY NOTE9 AND THE SHORT FOR THOSE WHO WANT OF IT TO HAVE EVERYTHING Breguet timepieces, 48 MERCURE FASHION NIGHT refreshed version BY THE POLISH FASHION of the Marine ACADEMY AND NOVELTIES AT series MERCURE POZNAŃ CENTRUM 52 50 THE PLACE TO WORK AND RELAX 52 AVIS IS AN EXPERIENCED LEADER TURBULENT TIMES Interview with Sascha Hummerich, New challenges for the aviation the General Manager for Poland 40 industry and the Czech Republic at Avis 48 Budget Group 54 ACCOR AMONG THE TOP 100 WORLD’S BEST RECOGNIZED BRANDS Interview with Steven Taylor, 62 BACK TO THE FUTURE Global Chief Brand Officer, New edition of Certina DS PH200M AccorHotels 66 ASK PETER TRIED AND TESTED Piotr Kalita answers questions from 56 La Malmaison Nice our readers PAŹDZIERNIK 2018 businesstraveller.pl businesstraveller.pl NOVEMBER 2018 NOTE9 KNOX Business Traveller 208x275+4mm.indd 1 29/10/2018 14:52 EDITORIAL SPIS TREŚCI Business Traveller Poland ul. 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