EU Interchange Caps Dampen AirPlus' Adjusted Earnings for First Half of 2016By JoAnn DeLunaGermany-based payment provider AirPlus International's adjusted earnings before interest and taxes decreased 30.5 percent to €20.2 million ($22.4... KEEP READINGDidi Chuxing Can Send Receipts to ConcurBy JoAnn DeLunaChina's mobile ride-hailing tool Didi Chuxing, which just bought Uber's China business, now can send receipts to Concur, according to the travel and... KEEP READINGEnterprise Expands AirPlus Payment Option from Two Countries to 41By JoAnn DeLunaEnterprise now accepts AirPlus as a payment option for Enterprise Rent-A-Car, National Car Rental and Alamo Rent A Car in the United States, Australia,... KEEP READINGU.S. DOT Issues Decision on Daytime Haneda FlightsBy Michael B. BakerTo fill the new daytime slots at Tokyo's Haneda Airport for flights from the United States, the U.S. Department of Transportation has determined that... KEEP READINGUber Will Feed ISOS's TravelerTrackerBy Amanda MetcalfInternational SOS's TravelerTracker feed will pull in Uber for Business receipts. The service is available for companies that are clients of both... KEEP READINGU.S. Orders & Guidance on Turkey TravelBy Amanda MetcalfAs Turkey President Recep Tayyip Erdogan tightens the reigns in his government after an attempted military coup that resulted in almost 300 deaths, the... KEEP READINGAirberlin Will Boost U.S. Connections in NovemberBy Michael B. BakerAirberlin will expand service between the United States and German hubs Berlin and Dusseldorf in November. New service includes a daily flight between... KEEP READING2017 Travel Pricing Predictions Around the WorldBy Elizabeth WestSupplier rate increases, per se, may not be travel managers' biggest challenge in 2017. Instead, uncertainty—in emerging market performance, in the... KEEP READINGDelta Will Cut Capacity Thanks to Flat Business Travel Demand & BrexitBy Michael B. BakerDelta Air Lines will cut capacity to the United Kingdom this year in light of economic uncertainty surrounding Brexit, and it will scale back domestic... KEEP READINGQatar Airways Buys into LatamBy Michael B. BakerQatar Airways plans to invest $613 million to acquire as much as 10 percent of Latin American airline group Latam's total shares. Latam will conduct a... KEEP READINGIndia & Indonesia Will Surpass China as Fastest-Growing Business Travel MarketBy Michael B. BakerGlobal business travel spending will increase to $1.3 trillion in 2016 and should grow an average of 5.8 percent per year to $1.6 trillion by 2020,... KEEP READINGGray Dawes Joins RadiusBy Jay BoehmerGray Dawes Travel & Expense Management joined the Radius Travel network of corporate travel agencies. Gray Dawes is the second United Kingdom-based... KEEP READINGIATA: Terrorism & Brexit Will Stymie Global Air Demand GrowthBy Michael B. BakerGlobal air travel demand increased 4.6 percent year over year in May, outpaced by a 5.5 percent growth in capacity, according to the International Air... KEEP READINGUnited States-Havana Flights Are InBy Amanda MetcalfThe U.S. Department of Transportation has tentatively approved eight U.S. airlines to fly United States-Havana flights as diplomatic relations between... KEEP READINGEU Payment Initiatives in Light of BrexitGoldSpring Consulting partner Neil Hammond said Brexit would not affect corporate cards, as the United Kingdom already uses the pound, as opposed to the... KEEP READINGMore Articles
Didi Chuxing Can Send Receipts to ConcurBy JoAnn DeLunaChina's mobile ride-hailing tool Didi Chuxing, which just bought Uber's China business, now can send receipts to Concur, according to the travel and... KEEP READINGEnterprise Expands AirPlus Payment Option from Two Countries to 41By JoAnn DeLunaEnterprise now accepts AirPlus as a payment option for Enterprise Rent-A-Car, National Car Rental and Alamo Rent A Car in the United States, Australia,... KEEP READINGU.S. DOT Issues Decision on Daytime Haneda FlightsBy Michael B. BakerTo fill the new daytime slots at Tokyo's Haneda Airport for flights from the United States, the U.S. Department of Transportation has determined that... KEEP READINGUber Will Feed ISOS's TravelerTrackerBy Amanda MetcalfInternational SOS's TravelerTracker feed will pull in Uber for Business receipts. The service is available for companies that are clients of both... KEEP READINGU.S. Orders & Guidance on Turkey TravelBy Amanda MetcalfAs Turkey President Recep Tayyip Erdogan tightens the reigns in his government after an attempted military coup that resulted in almost 300 deaths, the... KEEP READINGAirberlin Will Boost U.S. Connections in NovemberBy Michael B. BakerAirberlin will expand service between the United States and German hubs Berlin and Dusseldorf in November. New service includes a daily flight between... KEEP READING2017 Travel Pricing Predictions Around the WorldBy Elizabeth WestSupplier rate increases, per se, may not be travel managers' biggest challenge in 2017. Instead, uncertainty—in emerging market performance, in the... KEEP READINGDelta Will Cut Capacity Thanks to Flat Business Travel Demand & BrexitBy Michael B. BakerDelta Air Lines will cut capacity to the United Kingdom this year in light of economic uncertainty surrounding Brexit, and it will scale back domestic... KEEP READINGQatar Airways Buys into LatamBy Michael B. BakerQatar Airways plans to invest $613 million to acquire as much as 10 percent of Latin American airline group Latam's total shares. Latam will conduct a... KEEP READINGIndia & Indonesia Will Surpass China as Fastest-Growing Business Travel MarketBy Michael B. BakerGlobal business travel spending will increase to $1.3 trillion in 2016 and should grow an average of 5.8 percent per year to $1.6 trillion by 2020,... KEEP READINGGray Dawes Joins RadiusBy Jay BoehmerGray Dawes Travel & Expense Management joined the Radius Travel network of corporate travel agencies. Gray Dawes is the second United Kingdom-based... KEEP READINGIATA: Terrorism & Brexit Will Stymie Global Air Demand GrowthBy Michael B. BakerGlobal air travel demand increased 4.6 percent year over year in May, outpaced by a 5.5 percent growth in capacity, according to the International Air... KEEP READINGUnited States-Havana Flights Are InBy Amanda MetcalfThe U.S. Department of Transportation has tentatively approved eight U.S. airlines to fly United States-Havana flights as diplomatic relations between... KEEP READINGEU Payment Initiatives in Light of BrexitGoldSpring Consulting partner Neil Hammond said Brexit would not affect corporate cards, as the United Kingdom already uses the pound, as opposed to the... KEEP READINGMore Articles
Enterprise Expands AirPlus Payment Option from Two Countries to 41By JoAnn DeLunaEnterprise now accepts AirPlus as a payment option for Enterprise Rent-A-Car, National Car Rental and Alamo Rent A Car in the United States, Australia,... KEEP READINGU.S. DOT Issues Decision on Daytime Haneda FlightsBy Michael B. BakerTo fill the new daytime slots at Tokyo's Haneda Airport for flights from the United States, the U.S. Department of Transportation has determined that... KEEP READINGUber Will Feed ISOS's TravelerTrackerBy Amanda MetcalfInternational SOS's TravelerTracker feed will pull in Uber for Business receipts. The service is available for companies that are clients of both... KEEP READINGU.S. Orders & Guidance on Turkey TravelBy Amanda MetcalfAs Turkey President Recep Tayyip Erdogan tightens the reigns in his government after an attempted military coup that resulted in almost 300 deaths, the... KEEP READINGAirberlin Will Boost U.S. Connections in NovemberBy Michael B. BakerAirberlin will expand service between the United States and German hubs Berlin and Dusseldorf in November. New service includes a daily flight between... KEEP READING2017 Travel Pricing Predictions Around the WorldBy Elizabeth WestSupplier rate increases, per se, may not be travel managers' biggest challenge in 2017. Instead, uncertainty—in emerging market performance, in the... KEEP READINGDelta Will Cut Capacity Thanks to Flat Business Travel Demand & BrexitBy Michael B. BakerDelta Air Lines will cut capacity to the United Kingdom this year in light of economic uncertainty surrounding Brexit, and it will scale back domestic... KEEP READINGQatar Airways Buys into LatamBy Michael B. BakerQatar Airways plans to invest $613 million to acquire as much as 10 percent of Latin American airline group Latam's total shares. Latam will conduct a... KEEP READINGIndia & Indonesia Will Surpass China as Fastest-Growing Business Travel MarketBy Michael B. BakerGlobal business travel spending will increase to $1.3 trillion in 2016 and should grow an average of 5.8 percent per year to $1.6 trillion by 2020,... KEEP READINGGray Dawes Joins RadiusBy Jay BoehmerGray Dawes Travel & Expense Management joined the Radius Travel network of corporate travel agencies. Gray Dawes is the second United Kingdom-based... KEEP READINGIATA: Terrorism & Brexit Will Stymie Global Air Demand GrowthBy Michael B. BakerGlobal air travel demand increased 4.6 percent year over year in May, outpaced by a 5.5 percent growth in capacity, according to the International Air... KEEP READINGUnited States-Havana Flights Are InBy Amanda MetcalfThe U.S. Department of Transportation has tentatively approved eight U.S. airlines to fly United States-Havana flights as diplomatic relations between... KEEP READINGEU Payment Initiatives in Light of BrexitGoldSpring Consulting partner Neil Hammond said Brexit would not affect corporate cards, as the United Kingdom already uses the pound, as opposed to the... KEEP READINGMore Articles
U.S. DOT Issues Decision on Daytime Haneda FlightsBy Michael B. BakerTo fill the new daytime slots at Tokyo's Haneda Airport for flights from the United States, the U.S. Department of Transportation has determined that... KEEP READINGUber Will Feed ISOS's TravelerTrackerBy Amanda MetcalfInternational SOS's TravelerTracker feed will pull in Uber for Business receipts. The service is available for companies that are clients of both... KEEP READINGU.S. Orders & Guidance on Turkey TravelBy Amanda MetcalfAs Turkey President Recep Tayyip Erdogan tightens the reigns in his government after an attempted military coup that resulted in almost 300 deaths, the... KEEP READINGAirberlin Will Boost U.S. Connections in NovemberBy Michael B. BakerAirberlin will expand service between the United States and German hubs Berlin and Dusseldorf in November. New service includes a daily flight between... KEEP READING2017 Travel Pricing Predictions Around the WorldBy Elizabeth WestSupplier rate increases, per se, may not be travel managers' biggest challenge in 2017. Instead, uncertainty—in emerging market performance, in the... KEEP READINGDelta Will Cut Capacity Thanks to Flat Business Travel Demand & BrexitBy Michael B. BakerDelta Air Lines will cut capacity to the United Kingdom this year in light of economic uncertainty surrounding Brexit, and it will scale back domestic... KEEP READINGQatar Airways Buys into LatamBy Michael B. BakerQatar Airways plans to invest $613 million to acquire as much as 10 percent of Latin American airline group Latam's total shares. Latam will conduct a... KEEP READINGIndia & Indonesia Will Surpass China as Fastest-Growing Business Travel MarketBy Michael B. BakerGlobal business travel spending will increase to $1.3 trillion in 2016 and should grow an average of 5.8 percent per year to $1.6 trillion by 2020,... KEEP READINGGray Dawes Joins RadiusBy Jay BoehmerGray Dawes Travel & Expense Management joined the Radius Travel network of corporate travel agencies. Gray Dawes is the second United Kingdom-based... KEEP READINGIATA: Terrorism & Brexit Will Stymie Global Air Demand GrowthBy Michael B. BakerGlobal air travel demand increased 4.6 percent year over year in May, outpaced by a 5.5 percent growth in capacity, according to the International Air... KEEP READINGUnited States-Havana Flights Are InBy Amanda MetcalfThe U.S. Department of Transportation has tentatively approved eight U.S. airlines to fly United States-Havana flights as diplomatic relations between... KEEP READINGEU Payment Initiatives in Light of BrexitGoldSpring Consulting partner Neil Hammond said Brexit would not affect corporate cards, as the United Kingdom already uses the pound, as opposed to the... KEEP READINGMore Articles
Uber Will Feed ISOS's TravelerTrackerBy Amanda MetcalfInternational SOS's TravelerTracker feed will pull in Uber for Business receipts. The service is available for companies that are clients of both... KEEP READINGU.S. Orders & Guidance on Turkey TravelBy Amanda MetcalfAs Turkey President Recep Tayyip Erdogan tightens the reigns in his government after an attempted military coup that resulted in almost 300 deaths, the... KEEP READINGAirberlin Will Boost U.S. Connections in NovemberBy Michael B. BakerAirberlin will expand service between the United States and German hubs Berlin and Dusseldorf in November. New service includes a daily flight between... KEEP READING2017 Travel Pricing Predictions Around the WorldBy Elizabeth WestSupplier rate increases, per se, may not be travel managers' biggest challenge in 2017. Instead, uncertainty—in emerging market performance, in the... KEEP READINGDelta Will Cut Capacity Thanks to Flat Business Travel Demand & BrexitBy Michael B. BakerDelta Air Lines will cut capacity to the United Kingdom this year in light of economic uncertainty surrounding Brexit, and it will scale back domestic... KEEP READINGQatar Airways Buys into LatamBy Michael B. BakerQatar Airways plans to invest $613 million to acquire as much as 10 percent of Latin American airline group Latam's total shares. Latam will conduct a... KEEP READINGIndia & Indonesia Will Surpass China as Fastest-Growing Business Travel MarketBy Michael B. BakerGlobal business travel spending will increase to $1.3 trillion in 2016 and should grow an average of 5.8 percent per year to $1.6 trillion by 2020,... KEEP READINGGray Dawes Joins RadiusBy Jay BoehmerGray Dawes Travel & Expense Management joined the Radius Travel network of corporate travel agencies. Gray Dawes is the second United Kingdom-based... KEEP READINGIATA: Terrorism & Brexit Will Stymie Global Air Demand GrowthBy Michael B. BakerGlobal air travel demand increased 4.6 percent year over year in May, outpaced by a 5.5 percent growth in capacity, according to the International Air... KEEP READINGUnited States-Havana Flights Are InBy Amanda MetcalfThe U.S. Department of Transportation has tentatively approved eight U.S. airlines to fly United States-Havana flights as diplomatic relations between... KEEP READINGEU Payment Initiatives in Light of BrexitGoldSpring Consulting partner Neil Hammond said Brexit would not affect corporate cards, as the United Kingdom already uses the pound, as opposed to the... KEEP READINGMore Articles
U.S. Orders & Guidance on Turkey TravelBy Amanda MetcalfAs Turkey President Recep Tayyip Erdogan tightens the reigns in his government after an attempted military coup that resulted in almost 300 deaths, the... KEEP READINGAirberlin Will Boost U.S. Connections in NovemberBy Michael B. BakerAirberlin will expand service between the United States and German hubs Berlin and Dusseldorf in November. New service includes a daily flight between... KEEP READING2017 Travel Pricing Predictions Around the WorldBy Elizabeth WestSupplier rate increases, per se, may not be travel managers' biggest challenge in 2017. Instead, uncertainty—in emerging market performance, in the... KEEP READINGDelta Will Cut Capacity Thanks to Flat Business Travel Demand & BrexitBy Michael B. BakerDelta Air Lines will cut capacity to the United Kingdom this year in light of economic uncertainty surrounding Brexit, and it will scale back domestic... KEEP READINGQatar Airways Buys into LatamBy Michael B. BakerQatar Airways plans to invest $613 million to acquire as much as 10 percent of Latin American airline group Latam's total shares. Latam will conduct a... KEEP READINGIndia & Indonesia Will Surpass China as Fastest-Growing Business Travel MarketBy Michael B. BakerGlobal business travel spending will increase to $1.3 trillion in 2016 and should grow an average of 5.8 percent per year to $1.6 trillion by 2020,... KEEP READINGGray Dawes Joins RadiusBy Jay BoehmerGray Dawes Travel & Expense Management joined the Radius Travel network of corporate travel agencies. Gray Dawes is the second United Kingdom-based... KEEP READINGIATA: Terrorism & Brexit Will Stymie Global Air Demand GrowthBy Michael B. BakerGlobal air travel demand increased 4.6 percent year over year in May, outpaced by a 5.5 percent growth in capacity, according to the International Air... KEEP READINGUnited States-Havana Flights Are InBy Amanda MetcalfThe U.S. Department of Transportation has tentatively approved eight U.S. airlines to fly United States-Havana flights as diplomatic relations between... KEEP READINGEU Payment Initiatives in Light of BrexitGoldSpring Consulting partner Neil Hammond said Brexit would not affect corporate cards, as the United Kingdom already uses the pound, as opposed to the... KEEP READINGMore Articles
Airberlin Will Boost U.S. Connections in NovemberBy Michael B. BakerAirberlin will expand service between the United States and German hubs Berlin and Dusseldorf in November. New service includes a daily flight between... KEEP READING2017 Travel Pricing Predictions Around the WorldBy Elizabeth WestSupplier rate increases, per se, may not be travel managers' biggest challenge in 2017. Instead, uncertainty—in emerging market performance, in the... KEEP READINGDelta Will Cut Capacity Thanks to Flat Business Travel Demand & BrexitBy Michael B. BakerDelta Air Lines will cut capacity to the United Kingdom this year in light of economic uncertainty surrounding Brexit, and it will scale back domestic... KEEP READINGQatar Airways Buys into LatamBy Michael B. BakerQatar Airways plans to invest $613 million to acquire as much as 10 percent of Latin American airline group Latam's total shares. Latam will conduct a... KEEP READINGIndia & Indonesia Will Surpass China as Fastest-Growing Business Travel MarketBy Michael B. BakerGlobal business travel spending will increase to $1.3 trillion in 2016 and should grow an average of 5.8 percent per year to $1.6 trillion by 2020,... KEEP READINGGray Dawes Joins RadiusBy Jay BoehmerGray Dawes Travel & Expense Management joined the Radius Travel network of corporate travel agencies. Gray Dawes is the second United Kingdom-based... KEEP READINGIATA: Terrorism & Brexit Will Stymie Global Air Demand GrowthBy Michael B. BakerGlobal air travel demand increased 4.6 percent year over year in May, outpaced by a 5.5 percent growth in capacity, according to the International Air... KEEP READINGUnited States-Havana Flights Are InBy Amanda MetcalfThe U.S. Department of Transportation has tentatively approved eight U.S. airlines to fly United States-Havana flights as diplomatic relations between... KEEP READINGEU Payment Initiatives in Light of BrexitGoldSpring Consulting partner Neil Hammond said Brexit would not affect corporate cards, as the United Kingdom already uses the pound, as opposed to the... KEEP READINGMore Articles
2017 Travel Pricing Predictions Around the WorldBy Elizabeth WestSupplier rate increases, per se, may not be travel managers' biggest challenge in 2017. Instead, uncertainty—in emerging market performance, in the... KEEP READINGDelta Will Cut Capacity Thanks to Flat Business Travel Demand & BrexitBy Michael B. BakerDelta Air Lines will cut capacity to the United Kingdom this year in light of economic uncertainty surrounding Brexit, and it will scale back domestic... KEEP READINGQatar Airways Buys into LatamBy Michael B. BakerQatar Airways plans to invest $613 million to acquire as much as 10 percent of Latin American airline group Latam's total shares. Latam will conduct a... KEEP READINGIndia & Indonesia Will Surpass China as Fastest-Growing Business Travel MarketBy Michael B. BakerGlobal business travel spending will increase to $1.3 trillion in 2016 and should grow an average of 5.8 percent per year to $1.6 trillion by 2020,... KEEP READINGGray Dawes Joins RadiusBy Jay BoehmerGray Dawes Travel & Expense Management joined the Radius Travel network of corporate travel agencies. Gray Dawes is the second United Kingdom-based... KEEP READINGIATA: Terrorism & Brexit Will Stymie Global Air Demand GrowthBy Michael B. BakerGlobal air travel demand increased 4.6 percent year over year in May, outpaced by a 5.5 percent growth in capacity, according to the International Air... KEEP READINGUnited States-Havana Flights Are InBy Amanda MetcalfThe U.S. Department of Transportation has tentatively approved eight U.S. airlines to fly United States-Havana flights as diplomatic relations between... KEEP READINGEU Payment Initiatives in Light of BrexitGoldSpring Consulting partner Neil Hammond said Brexit would not affect corporate cards, as the United Kingdom already uses the pound, as opposed to the... KEEP READINGMore Articles
Delta Will Cut Capacity Thanks to Flat Business Travel Demand & BrexitBy Michael B. BakerDelta Air Lines will cut capacity to the United Kingdom this year in light of economic uncertainty surrounding Brexit, and it will scale back domestic... KEEP READINGQatar Airways Buys into LatamBy Michael B. BakerQatar Airways plans to invest $613 million to acquire as much as 10 percent of Latin American airline group Latam's total shares. Latam will conduct a... KEEP READINGIndia & Indonesia Will Surpass China as Fastest-Growing Business Travel MarketBy Michael B. BakerGlobal business travel spending will increase to $1.3 trillion in 2016 and should grow an average of 5.8 percent per year to $1.6 trillion by 2020,... KEEP READINGGray Dawes Joins RadiusBy Jay BoehmerGray Dawes Travel & Expense Management joined the Radius Travel network of corporate travel agencies. Gray Dawes is the second United Kingdom-based... KEEP READINGIATA: Terrorism & Brexit Will Stymie Global Air Demand GrowthBy Michael B. BakerGlobal air travel demand increased 4.6 percent year over year in May, outpaced by a 5.5 percent growth in capacity, according to the International Air... KEEP READINGUnited States-Havana Flights Are InBy Amanda MetcalfThe U.S. Department of Transportation has tentatively approved eight U.S. airlines to fly United States-Havana flights as diplomatic relations between... KEEP READINGEU Payment Initiatives in Light of BrexitGoldSpring Consulting partner Neil Hammond said Brexit would not affect corporate cards, as the United Kingdom already uses the pound, as opposed to the... KEEP READINGMore Articles
Qatar Airways Buys into LatamBy Michael B. BakerQatar Airways plans to invest $613 million to acquire as much as 10 percent of Latin American airline group Latam's total shares. Latam will conduct a... KEEP READINGIndia & Indonesia Will Surpass China as Fastest-Growing Business Travel MarketBy Michael B. BakerGlobal business travel spending will increase to $1.3 trillion in 2016 and should grow an average of 5.8 percent per year to $1.6 trillion by 2020,... KEEP READINGGray Dawes Joins RadiusBy Jay BoehmerGray Dawes Travel & Expense Management joined the Radius Travel network of corporate travel agencies. Gray Dawes is the second United Kingdom-based... KEEP READINGIATA: Terrorism & Brexit Will Stymie Global Air Demand GrowthBy Michael B. BakerGlobal air travel demand increased 4.6 percent year over year in May, outpaced by a 5.5 percent growth in capacity, according to the International Air... KEEP READINGUnited States-Havana Flights Are InBy Amanda MetcalfThe U.S. Department of Transportation has tentatively approved eight U.S. airlines to fly United States-Havana flights as diplomatic relations between... KEEP READINGEU Payment Initiatives in Light of BrexitGoldSpring Consulting partner Neil Hammond said Brexit would not affect corporate cards, as the United Kingdom already uses the pound, as opposed to the... KEEP READINGMore Articles
India & Indonesia Will Surpass China as Fastest-Growing Business Travel MarketBy Michael B. BakerGlobal business travel spending will increase to $1.3 trillion in 2016 and should grow an average of 5.8 percent per year to $1.6 trillion by 2020,... KEEP READINGGray Dawes Joins RadiusBy Jay BoehmerGray Dawes Travel & Expense Management joined the Radius Travel network of corporate travel agencies. Gray Dawes is the second United Kingdom-based... KEEP READINGIATA: Terrorism & Brexit Will Stymie Global Air Demand GrowthBy Michael B. BakerGlobal air travel demand increased 4.6 percent year over year in May, outpaced by a 5.5 percent growth in capacity, according to the International Air... KEEP READINGUnited States-Havana Flights Are InBy Amanda MetcalfThe U.S. Department of Transportation has tentatively approved eight U.S. airlines to fly United States-Havana flights as diplomatic relations between... KEEP READINGEU Payment Initiatives in Light of BrexitGoldSpring Consulting partner Neil Hammond said Brexit would not affect corporate cards, as the United Kingdom already uses the pound, as opposed to the... KEEP READINGMore Articles
Gray Dawes Joins RadiusBy Jay BoehmerGray Dawes Travel & Expense Management joined the Radius Travel network of corporate travel agencies. Gray Dawes is the second United Kingdom-based... KEEP READINGIATA: Terrorism & Brexit Will Stymie Global Air Demand GrowthBy Michael B. BakerGlobal air travel demand increased 4.6 percent year over year in May, outpaced by a 5.5 percent growth in capacity, according to the International Air... KEEP READINGUnited States-Havana Flights Are InBy Amanda MetcalfThe U.S. Department of Transportation has tentatively approved eight U.S. airlines to fly United States-Havana flights as diplomatic relations between... KEEP READINGEU Payment Initiatives in Light of BrexitGoldSpring Consulting partner Neil Hammond said Brexit would not affect corporate cards, as the United Kingdom already uses the pound, as opposed to the... KEEP READINGMore Articles
IATA: Terrorism & Brexit Will Stymie Global Air Demand GrowthBy Michael B. BakerGlobal air travel demand increased 4.6 percent year over year in May, outpaced by a 5.5 percent growth in capacity, according to the International Air... KEEP READINGUnited States-Havana Flights Are InBy Amanda MetcalfThe U.S. Department of Transportation has tentatively approved eight U.S. airlines to fly United States-Havana flights as diplomatic relations between... KEEP READINGEU Payment Initiatives in Light of BrexitGoldSpring Consulting partner Neil Hammond said Brexit would not affect corporate cards, as the United Kingdom already uses the pound, as opposed to the... KEEP READINGMore Articles
United States-Havana Flights Are InBy Amanda MetcalfThe U.S. Department of Transportation has tentatively approved eight U.S. airlines to fly United States-Havana flights as diplomatic relations between... KEEP READINGEU Payment Initiatives in Light of BrexitGoldSpring Consulting partner Neil Hammond said Brexit would not affect corporate cards, as the United Kingdom already uses the pound, as opposed to the... KEEP READINGMore Articles
EU Payment Initiatives in Light of BrexitGoldSpring Consulting partner Neil Hammond said Brexit would not affect corporate cards, as the United Kingdom already uses the pound, as opposed to the... KEEP READINGMore Articles