Seemingly in soft launch phase, savvy business travellers or rather, the people who organise their t

Seemingly in soft launch phase, savvy business travellers or rather, the people who organise their travel can now go beyond the scope of their Frequent Flyer profile and manage travel on a whole new level.
We use the 'e' word advisedly on Australian Business Traveller , given that it all too often means the exact opposite when employed by airlines, but the new Qantas Business central america travel Direct site introduces several features which will definitely make life easier for travel managers.
You can now view expenditure by month or year, and export all relevant booking particulars in bulk including passenger, journey, ticket, fare, and tax details in Microsoft Excel format, so the data can be more easily searched, incorporated into reports and even exported to another application.
Of course, one of the better QBD features central america travel is the ability to list and manage the company s regular travellers, which fortunately keeps their Frequent Flyer information at close reach when it comes time to book.
Any modifications made to the company s contact or traveller details aren t completed on a live basis rather, they are sent to the airline for manual processing and verification, which can take up to 3 business days to actually appear central america travel online.
This is sure to wreak havoc with international bookings, which must be made in the exact passport name, while potentially eliciting a wave of missing points claims when the software identifies a mismatch between central america travel a traveller central america travel s name and that of their Frequent Flyer account.
Finally, while all bookings that bear a company s ABN/ACN are included in the QBT financial reports, central america travel the View Company Bookings link only appears to return bookings that have been made within the portal which means that any bookings made in person, over the phone or through the traditional website won t (yet) be visible here until the next batch of monthly reports are generated.
That is interesting what you said about surnames.My wife's central america travel surname in her passport has had the spaces taken out of it as well, but her first and middle names retain spaces.So, I put it out there - is this a universal thing?Are spaces not allowed central america travel in last names on offical travel documents or are there some people here that do have spaces in their last name in their passports.
I don't believe that there is any specific ban in place (as I have personally made travel arrangements for people with spaces in their surnames including help with ESTAs and APIS entries), and I had no issues entering a space on those occasions (to match their passport)... to me, it seems like it could just be a bug, or a design limitation that's low on their 'to do' list.