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Fox World Travel recognized by Forbes as one of America’s Best Small Employers in 2023

Fox World Travel ranks number 66 out of 300 on list of employers throughout the United States

OSHKOSH, Wis.--( BUSINESS WIRE )-- Fox World Travel , a leading travel company in the nation and headquartered in Oshkosh, Wisconsin, is excited to announce it has been awarded the 66th spot on the Forbes list of America’s Best Small Employers 2023 . The list examined a pool of more than 10,000 businesses in America to rank the 300 best companies, seven of which are in Wisconsin.

“Being recognized by one of the most respected companies in the nation, Forbes, as one of America’s Best Small Employers is a significant honor,” explained Fox World Travel CEO, Chip Juedes. “Fox is a proud, family-owned business with a steadfast focus on both the associate and customer experience, developing tailored solutions to meet clients’ corporate and vacation travel needs. We truly value the creativity, commitment and unwavering effort of our exceptional associates since they are at the heart of our company's culture.”

Forbes partnered with the market research firm Statista Inc. to compile the America’s Best Small Employers list which was created to help potential job seekers assess the landscape of small employers, according to a Forbes article about the list. The ranking for the America’s Best Small Employers list was based on the analysis of over 7 million data points with over 10,000 companies with more than 200 employees, but fewer than 1,000. Placement on the final list was awarded based on a scoring model that considered the following aspects:

A. Employee Satisfaction / Public Opinion Data : This took the form of recommendations given by employees anonymously through online surveys. These were either direct recommendations (0 to 10 scores from employees of the company) or indirect recommendations (positive/negative evaluations of companies, reflecting public opinion). Additionally, employee retention (average length of employment) was considered.

B. Social listening data : The sentiment reflected in various sources across thousands of social media posts related to the company’s relationship with its employees is identified through an algorithm and deemed either positive, negative or neutral based on textual analysis.

“While large businesses tend to get most of the attention, small businesses employ almost half of the American workforce and can offer many advantages,” according to Forbes magazine in an article about Forbes’ America’s Best Small Employers list.

Fox offers a diverse portfolio of vacation travel, business travel, meeting planning and incentive travel. The team at Fox provides trusted expertise and customized travel solutions to local communities and national clients. To learn more about Fox World Travel and what makes this company stand out, visit foxworldtravel.com .

About Fox World Travel

Leveraging a culture of ingenuity, exceptional service and commitment to care, Fox World Travel forms authentic and deep relationships with corporate and vacation clients to develop unique, tailored solutions that truly fit their needs. Recognized by Forbes Magazine as one of America’s Best Small Employers in 2023 , Fox’s philosophy of putting people first and going above and beyond for its clients and associates has earned the company a spot on the Travel Weekly Power List and a reputation as a top travel company in the country. Headquartered in Oshkosh, Wisconsin, Fox World Travel has over 300 associates, with an average tenure of over seven years of exceptional service. To learn more, visit foxworldtravel.com .

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Fox world travel recognized by forbes as one of america’s best small employers in 2023.

Fox World Travel ranks number 66 out of 300 on list of employers throughout the United States

OSHKOSH, Wis., September 18, 2023 --( BUSINESS WIRE )-- Fox World Travel , a leading travel company in the nation and headquartered in Oshkosh, Wisconsin, is excited to announce it has been awarded the 66th spot on the Forbes list of America’s Best Small Employers 2023 . The list examined a pool of more than 10,000 businesses in America to rank the 300 best companies, seven of which are in Wisconsin.

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"Being recognized by one of the most respected companies in the nation, Forbes, as one of America’s Best Small Employers is a significant honor," explained Fox World Travel CEO, Chip Juedes. "Fox is a proud, family-owned business with a steadfast focus on both the associate and customer experience, developing tailored solutions to meet clients’ corporate and vacation travel needs. We truly value the creativity, commitment and unwavering effort of our exceptional associates since they are at the heart of our company's culture."

Forbes partnered with the market research firm Statista Inc. to compile the America’s Best Small Employers list which was created to help potential job seekers assess the landscape of small employers, according to a Forbes article about the list. The ranking for the America’s Best Small Employers list was based on the analysis of over 7 million data points with over 10,000 companies with more than 200 employees, but fewer than 1,000. Placement on the final list was awarded based on a scoring model that considered the following aspects:

A. Employee Satisfaction / Public Opinion Data : This took the form of recommendations given by employees anonymously through online surveys. These were either direct recommendations (0 to 10 scores from employees of the company) or indirect recommendations (positive/negative evaluations of companies, reflecting public opinion). Additionally, employee retention (average length of employment) was considered.

B. Social listening data : The sentiment reflected in various sources across thousands of social media posts related to the company’s relationship with its employees is identified through an algorithm and deemed either positive, negative or neutral based on textual analysis.

"While large businesses tend to get most of the attention, small businesses employ almost half of the American workforce and can offer many advantages," according to Forbes magazine in an article about Forbes’ America’s Best Small Employers list.

Fox offers a diverse portfolio of vacation travel, business travel, meeting planning and incentive travel. The team at Fox provides trusted expertise and customized travel solutions to local communities and national clients. To learn more about Fox World Travel and what makes this company stand out, visit foxworldtravel.com .

About Fox World Travel

Leveraging a culture of ingenuity, exceptional service and commitment to care, Fox World Travel forms authentic and deep relationships with corporate and vacation clients to develop unique, tailored solutions that truly fit their needs. Recognized by Forbes Magazine as one of America’s Best Small Employers in 2023 , Fox’s philosophy of putting people first and going above and beyond for its clients and associates has earned the company a spot on the Travel Weekly Power List and a reputation as a top travel company in the country. Headquartered in Oshkosh, Wisconsin, Fox World Travel has over 300 associates, with an average tenure of over seven years of exceptional service. To learn more, visit foxworldtravel.com .

View source version on businesswire.com: https://www.businesswire.com/news/home/20230914315771/en/

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   "Boldly transparent and authentically invested." These are words Fox World Travel’s clients have used to describe the relationships we’ve built together.        With more than 60 years as a privately owned business and as an Elite TMC partner with Concur, Fox has been creating proven success for clients through customization, data solutions, and program optimization, solidifying our reputation as an innovator, problem solver and quite simply, a relationship builder.        Trusted relationships are foundational to business success and you can count on Fox World travel as your trusted business travel partner. It’s time to Expect More.

Note :  Locations designated are countries where the TMC has indicated their support of Concur Travel but do not necessarily reflect locations that are authorized for local resale. Contact the TMC partner directly to inquire about their authorized resale markets. 

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Fox World Travel: Serves as a beacon of stability for corporate travel

OSHKOSH, Wis. (March  25 , 2024)  —  A recent  survey  revealed that 89% of businesses consider reliability as the most critical factor when choosing a travel management partner. Ranked among Forbes’ Best Small Employers in America 2023,  Fox World Travel , a leading travel company in the U.S., emerges as a beacon of stability with over 60 years of experience for corporate clients in need of business travel services due to its reliability in these service offerings.

“The essence of a successful partnership in corporate travel management is rooted in stability and trust,” said George Kalka, vice president of business travel at Fox World Travel. “When you choose Fox, you’re choosing a reliable ally that touts years of proven experience and consistency, leading to an efficient and cost-effective business travel program.”

The  Global Business Travel Association  (GBTA) reports travel disruptions cost businesses on average $1,475 per traveler per day. Fox’s supplier solutions team doesn’t utilize a one-size-fits-all approach. Instead, it invests in authentic relationships that create a deep understanding of a client’s goals and needs and deliver customized success to businesses. Additionally, Fox has trusted relationships with partners across the travel industry. These relationships allow Fox to reduce the financial impact of travel disruptions for businesses.

One way Fox is reducing travel disruptions is through its  Fox Waivers 3i  program. This program expands Fox’s partnership with FlightStats enabling FlightStats’ Travel Waiver Services technology to automatically match traveler itinerary with airline waiver information, which is pushed to Fox. Once Fox knows which trips are eligible for waivers the Fox Waivers 3i innovative, intuitive and intelligent solution goes beyond the data and works with both the travelers and operations to ensure success when flight disruptions occur. The Fox Waivers 3i program also allows Fox to monitor trends in travel disruptions and efficiently shift staffing to support those events and mitigate disruptions for travelers.

Following the pandemic, many travel management companies struggled to recover while the economy worked to get back on its feet. Fox, however, has exceeded pre-pandemic business travel operations and grown its team to match the increase in travel demand. With 2024 group business travel predicted to increase even more, businesses need to be able to trust their travel management partners and Fox is staying ahead of current trends for this reason.

Embracing innovative technologies has been key to Fox’s success. A recent study by  GBTA and Sabre  found that 78% of business travelers prefer to use self-service technologies to manage their trips. Fox is committed to ensuring clients benefit from the latest innovations, technology and trends in the travel industry and makes interacting using technology as seamless as possible for travelers. Additionally, by having a real human on the other end of those technological interactions, business travelers can trust they are receiving the fastest and most beneficial service to their requests or concerns.

For more information on Fox World Travel or to learn about how its business travel team can help your company expand and optimize its corporate travel program, visit  foxworldtravel.com .

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After Moscow Plane Crash, Total Names New CEO

French oil major Total on Wednesday appointed refining head Patrick Pouyanne as chief executive and former CEO Thierry Desmarest as non-executive chairman.

The nominations at the head of the world's fourth-largest integrated oil company came less than 48 hours after the brutal death of Chairman and CEO Christophe de Margerie in a plane crash in Moscow.

Desmarest, previously honorary chairman of the oil group, will keep his new position until the end of 2015, after which the roles of CEO and chairman would again be combined, Total said in a statement following an emergency board meeting.

Pouyanne, 51, had a key role in merging Total's loss-making "downstream" refining and petrochemical units in recent years, and also had senior roles at the group's "upstream" exploration units in Angola and Qatar.

"Being in the downstream gives you more of a feel for costs, which is the big focus of the industry at the moment, whereas in the upstream you get a bit carried away sometimes, it's kind of sexy," said Iain Reid, a BMO analyst in London.

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World's best airlines in 2024 ranked

Travelers from across the globe have spoken, and the rankings are in for the world's best airlines.

Skytrax released this year's results Tuesday at its World Airlines Awards – dubbed the "Oscars of the aviation industry " – and the winner was in familiar territory. But on the list of 100, no U.S. carriers made the top 20.

Here are the world's best airlines in 2024, according to Skytrax, which included 350 carriers in its survey:

Qatar Airways took the top spot in the rankings this year, winning for the eighth time in the survey's 25-year history. The Doha-based carrier is the national airline of the State of Qatar, and it also won World’s Best Business Class, World’s Best Business Class Lounge and the Best Airline in the Middle East .

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Singapore Airlines, the 2023 winner, was dethroned this year but still came in second overall for 2024. The customer service-focused airline kept its title of World's Best First Class, and was also awarded World's Best Cabin Staff and Best Airline in Asia.

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Emirates, the state-owned airline of the United Arab Emirates, rose one spot in the ranking this year to become the third-best overall. The Dubai-headquartered airline also took home the award for World's Best Airline Inflight Entertainment for the 18th time.

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Japan's largest airline , All Nippon Airways, dropped from third in 2023 to No. 4 in this year's survey, but won the award for World's Best Airport Services.

Rounding out the top five is Hong Kong-based Cathay Pacific Airways, which climbed from 8th place last year.

Out of U.S.-based carriers, Delta Air Lines ranked the highest, landing at No. 21. Next was United Airlines at No. 42, Alaska Airlines at No. 60, JetBlue at No. 65 and American Airlines ranked 78th.

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Election latest: Farage urged to 'get a grip' of Reform UK amid racism row

John Healey, the shadow defence secretary, has urged Nigel Farage to "get a grip" of Reform UK after a racism row involving the prime minister. It comes as a Reform UK canvasser who used a racial slur against Rishi Sunak called himself a "total fool" and said he has learned his lesson.

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Our live poll tracker collates the results of opinion surveys carried out by all the main polling organisations - and allows you to see how the political parties are performing in the run-up to the general election.

With under a week to go, the Tories and Labour have taken a drop, while support for Reform UK and the Liberal Democrats is on the rise.

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Sir Keir Starmer today refused to say whether David Lammy would be his foreign secretary under a Labour government.

Speaking to reporters, the Labour leader said he will "work hard until 10 o'clock on Thursday" to get votes, adding: "I'm not going to announce anybody who may be in a cabinet after Thursday if we win."

Asked if he was concerned about the prospect of a super-majority, Sir Keir said that "the numbers are really tight, it'll go down to a few hundred in many constituencies".

He added: "We have to win every vote, earn the trust across the country."

More from Sir Keir Starmer, who has hit out at "desperate" and "ridiculous" Conservative attempts to portray Labour as a risk to national security.

Speaking on a campaign visit, he told reporters he had been granted access to sensitive intelligence by the government so it was wrong for ministers to now claim he would be a danger.

He said: "I think this is desperate stuff from the Tories. We are the party that were the founder member of NATO. 

"If you go to Brussels and see the treaty there for NATO, it's a Labour secretary of state that signed that and our support for NATO has been unshakeable since then.

"On the nuclear deterrent, we're clear about the triple lock that we've put in place, not only the current deterrent but the future upgrades of that deterrent and the jobs that go with it.

"We have also - and this is why it is really desperate from the Tories - united with this government, the Tory government, on really important issues of national security. As a result of that, they have given me high-level sensitive briefings, so much do they trust us on national security. 

"I'm very glad that they have and I do thank the defence secretary for facilitating that, particularly during Ukraine when they gave us very regular, very sensitive briefings.

"To now turn around and make this ridiculous claim just shows how desperate they have become going into this election. It does them no good."

Labour leader Sir Keir Starmer has urged Nigel Farage to "set the tone" in his party after a racism row involving Prime Minister Rishi Sunak.

Speaking to Sky News at Aldershot Football Club in Hampshire, Sir Keir was asked what he believes attracts people to joining a party like Reform UK.

He said: "Leadership accepts the culture and the tone of an organisation, in this case a political party.

"It's no good Nigel Farage after the event saying that he doesn't agree with certain comments. 

"You set the culture, you set the tone. That's what leadership is about. 

"And that's why I set about changing the Labour Party four and a half years ago. And that took an act of leadership, steely determination, so that we could ensure the Labour Party going into this election is a changed Labour Party."

Sir Keir went on to insist that Mr Farage is "not a spectator" - but is the leader of Reform UK: "Leaders have to set the tone."

He added: "Leaders have to set the tone, set the standards and take the action so that people know in advance what is acceptable and what's not acceptable. 

"I think that's a very important part of leadership."

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Reform and Labour have bought up advertising on two major national news sites in a bid to sway voters in the remaining days before the general election.

When looking at MailOnline, Nigel Farage's stern face beams down from both the main banner and the left of the site.

Their manifesto - which have they been calling their "contract" with the public - is pasted down the side of the news website.

Meanwhile, Labour, perhaps in a bid to emulate 1992's "It's the Sun Wot Won It" front page, have pasted their advertising all over The Sun online.

With a countdown to 4 July, they also bemoan "14 years of Tory chaos".

Crucially, neither of these papers have openly endorsed a candidate, although a regular reader may be forgiven for not noticing this nuance.

In 1992, The Sun claimed credit for the victory of the Conservative Party, after openly campaigning to drive voters away from the then-Labour leader Neil Kinnock.

It is regularly cited as demonstrative of the influence the tabloid press could have over politicians and elections.

So far, the Daily Telegraph has come out in support of the Tories, while the Guardian, Daily Mirror, Economist, New Statesman and Daily Record have all backed the Labour Party.

The Times, The Sun and the Daily Mail have not endorsed anyone, and the Daily Star has taken the unusual (but perhaps unsurprising) approach of supporting Count Binface, labelling him the "most sane politician in the UK".

And while the Mirror has already backed Labour, and despite - at first glance - appearing to be plastered with advertising for the party, the red banners promising "change" are actually for coffee brand Nespresso.

Sky News has been looking at the advertising as part of the Online Election project - a Sky News initiative to cover how the campaign is playing out online, led by Tom Cheshire , Online Campaign correspondent .

We also found  one party has been dominating social media  - but it's not the one spending the most.

Reform UK has been dominating, with its page growing by more than 32,000 followers over the course of the campaign. 

Meanwhile, the Tories have only seen 596 new followers.

Sixteen of the top 20 most-loved posts were also from Mr Farage.

And for some Tories, the only brand has been seen as so bad, that  some have ditched it altogether .

John Healey, the shadow defence secretary, has urged Nigel Farage to "get a grip" of Reform UK after a racism row involving the prime minister.

It comes as a Reform UK canvasser who used a racial slur against Rishi Sunak has called himself a "total fool" and said he has learned his lesson.

Footage from an undercover Channel 4 reporter showed Reform campaigner Andrew Parker using a discriminatory term about the prime minister, as well as saying the army should "just shoot" migrants crossing the Channel.

Police are now assessing the comments to establish if an offence has been committed, while Mr Sunak  said the insult directed at him "hurts and it makes me angry".

Asked about this, Mr Healey said: "To some extent, I see him fuelling a row over this Channel 4 film to distract, really, from the fact that there are officials and there are candidates right at the heart of the Reform party, that have been responsible for racist, anti-gay, and other deeply offensive statements.

"And it's for Farage to take action on them. And in the end, the culture and the standards of any political party are set by the leader and Nigel Farage wants to be seen as a leader.

"He needs to get a grip of his own party and he's failing to do that at the moment."

He compared the situation to the "very similar challenge" faced by Sir Keir Starmer in tackling the "antisemitism that had been allowed to fester in parts of the Labour Party".

"He did that and that's the responsibility of any leader of any political party".

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Paris to Rome: Cities, Countryside and Canals

French Rendez-vous

Danube Dreams River Cruise with Prague

Amsterdam and Romantic Rhine River Cruise

Tuscany Vineyards and Cuisine

Fascinating Poland

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