AMADEUS – driving progress

Amadeus commissioned The Future Foundation to write the Future Traveller Tribes 2030 report. The report found that over the next fifteen years you can expect six types of Traveller Tribes to emerge based on the things they look for in a travel experience. Amadeus wants the travel industry to use the report to better serve the needs of their customers in the future.

East African countries are destinations of many discoveries and are popular travel destinations because they have great geographical features, natural and unique beauty. Travelstart combed these countries to present you with 50 photos that prove EA should be on your bucket list.

Facebook is the world’s largest social media platform and arguably the one that started the entire social media revolution. The chances are pretty big that your company is already on Facebook, but if it hasn’t joined the ranks yet, Facebook is the perfect foot in the door. If you’re not convinced yet then read through some of the advantages:

David Musoke, born in Uganda (Kampala) has been with Amadeus for four years. People often mistake him for ‘Snoop doggy dog’ when he’s out and about. He loves the teamwork culture at Amadeus but when he’s not at work you’ll find him playing chess or polishing his martial art skills. Get to know him a little better:

Xplore World holds the unique honour of being among the very first agencies in Uganda connected to Amadeus, even before the Amadeus Uganda office was opened nine years ago. As the agency celebrates a decade in the industry, the Managing Director Annet Kajubi, shares her Amadeus story with us.