TRX, a world-leading provider of travel technology, process automation, consulting and data services, today announced that Tom Tulloch, Vice President Business Intelligence & Consulting Services, TRX, will speak at an educational session on strategies and solutions managing ancillary fees at the 2011 ACTE Global Education Conference being held at the New York Marriott Marquis in New York City, New York, April 10 - 12, 2011.

Over the past three years, ancillary fees have grown to $22.6 billion in spend, making it one of the major issues facing the travel industry today. Common fees include but are not limited to, luggage, seat selection, and items purchased on the plane. Without the visibility of costs for these ancillary services, the impact to corporations’ budgets on air spend cannot be determined. The TRX TRAVELTRAX® reporting solution provides travel and expense reporting and analytics that delivers greater insight into the expenses related to ancillary fees.
Topic: Managing Ancillary Fees: A Solutions Pecha Kucha
Session: M104
When: Monday, April 11 at 11:30 a.m. EDT
Moderator: Kurt Knackstedt, Principal, intelligent.travel consulting
Presenters:
Cindy Heston, Manager Strategic Sourcing, Travel, Wellpoint, Inc.
Laura Hodgkinson, Global Travel – Supplier Management, Ebay
Cyndi Hunter, Director, Global Accounts, Continental Airlines
Aaron Kelling, Executive Vice President, Strategic Partnerships, Airplus International, Inc.
Ellen Trotochaud, Senior Director, Analytics – Travel Vendor Services, Concur
Tom Tulloch, Vice President Business Intelligence & Consulting Services, TRX

“We look forward to presenting this year at the ACTE Global Education Conference,” said Shane Hammond, President and CEO, TRX. “TRX provides a wealth of information in the data processing and analytics field by empowering travel managers with actionable intelligence to better manage travel programs and reduce costs.”
TRX will be exhibiting in booth number 33 at InterACTE, showcasing TRAVELTRAX, the TRX data intelligence and reporting solution.