New Zealand business and corporate travellers will have the advantage of reaping high benefits through NZ Business
Traveller with specialist contributors joining the editorial team.
Steve Hui of leading air-travel and points advisory company, iFLYflat and travel journalist Mike Yardley will be regular contributors at NZ Business Traveller.
Steve Hui, CEO of iFLYflat said he was excited and looking forward to working with NZ Business Traveller.
“iFLYflat – The Points Whisperer, are delighted to be working with NZ Business Traveller to help NZ travellers uncover the hidden value of earning
credit card rewards and leveraging air points to reduce the cost of premium travel by 50%. Helping readers to learn in
what circumstances and how they can benefit from the using different airline reward programs and take advantage of the
natural sweet-spot in to maximise the value.”
General Manager and Editor of NZ Business Traveller, Harmeet Sehgal said it’s great to have Steve sharing his knowledge
and expertise.
“Steve is an expert when it comes to untangling the complex world of credit card and airline reward points. He not only
advises on what best cards to use to gain rewards points but also grinds out the best value of rewards points and where
best to use them. His company assists in big time cost savings but more importantly provides premium travel
opportunities to business travellers who believed it was beyond their reach. Steve’s insights will be great value to our
audiences”.
Mike Yardley has also joined NZ Business Traveller as Senior Reporter and Harmeet said it’s great to have Mike accept
the role.
“Mike has been with the company for four years as online editor of our leisure travel media, For the Love of Travel. In addition to this role, he is now senior reporter at NZ Business Traveller. Mike’s 25 years’ experience in travel
and media puts him in the perfect spot to report for NZ Business Traveller. He is well-respected in the travel and the
media industry in New Zealand and aligns with the values of our organisation.”
Mike said he is excited to take on reporting for NZ Business Traveller.
“As much as leisure-based travel has been my principal focus, I’m greatly looking forward to shining a light on the
wants and needs of today’s business traveller showcasing cutting-edge products, performance appraising airline, airport
and hospitality services and providing road-tested destination tips for blesiure-seekers.”
NZ Business Traveller is set to go live in September offering business travellers the news, views and reviews making
business travel more interesting and efficient.
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