WORLD – American Express Global Business Travel (GBT) has been selected to provide travel management services to the Carlsberg brewery group. The world’s fourth largest brewery has a presence in 150 markets and 45,000 employees. GBT will run Carlsberg Group’s travel management programme, including meetings and events services. “GBT’s ability to deliver consistent service across the world, relevant consulting capabilities and the testimonials provided by our customers are some of the reasons why the Carlsberg Group selected GBT as their global travel management partner,” said Dan Håkansson, MD Nordics, American Express Global Business Travel. “The Carlsberg Group also recognises that we are very well positioned to support their focus on globalising, optimising, centralising and standardising processes. “We look forward to supporting them both at a global and local level, to help them drive continuous improvements in their business travel programme and to help them maximise their business travel spend.”
American Express GBT wins Carlsberg Group account
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