Starwood Projects Higher 2015 Corporate Rates, Growing Group DemandBy Stacey J. RosenfeldStarwood Hotels & Resorts Worldwide projected that negotiated corporate rates in 2015 would increase in the mid-single-digit percentage-point range year... KEEP READINGSTR Global: September Hotel Rates Rise In Americas, Mixed ElsewhereBy Stacey J. RosenfeldAverage daily hotel rates and occupancy in September increased year over year at hotels in the Americas and the Middle East and Africa, but yielded... KEEP READINGPayment Execs: Commercial Cards Again Likely Exempt From EU Interchange Cap, With A ConditionBy Amon CohenCopenhagen - A shock April 2014 decision by the European Parliament to cap interchange fees on commercial credit cards at 0.3 percent is likely to be... KEEP READINGLatin American Travel Management Challenged By Data DeficienciesBy JoAnn DeLunaWhile Latin America is united by two common languages, Spanish and Portuguese, HRG Brazil's business development director Eduardo Murad during an online... KEEP READINGBTN Names Volvo's Stephan Hylander 2014 Multinational Travel Manager Of The YearCopenhagen - The BTN Group on Tuesday named Stephan Hylander, purchasing manager for marketing and travel for The Volvo Group, its 2014 Multinational... KEEP READINGDelta: 2015 Capacity Growth Will Be Modest, ControlledBy Michael B. BakerDelta Air Lines plans "disciplined" systemwide capacity growth of 2 percent next year, according to the carrier, which also reported an adjusted net... KEEP READINGMaritz Travel Plans Global Meetings Third-Party NetworkBy Chris DavisMeetings-management firm Maritz Travel Co. this year will unveil a network of dozens of destination management companies, professional congress... KEEP READINGAA, BA CEOs Bullish On Transatlantic DemandBy Michael B. BakerWashington, D.C. - Chief executives of British Airways and American Airlines shrugged off concerns of excess transatlantic capacity, saying capacity... KEEP READINGInterview: La Compagnie Co-Founders Frantz Yvelin And Peter LuethiSince launching its Paris-Newark service this summer, all-business-class carrier La Compagnie has met its share of skepticism, given the failures of the... KEEP READINGTravelport's Wilson: Payment Data To Become 'Center' Of Corporate Travel ManagementBy JoAnn DeLunaNew Orleans - In the absence of what he called a "ubiquitous" global corporate online booking solution, Travelport president and CEO Gordon Wilson... KEEP READINGInterview: IHG Owners Association President Eva FergusonIHG Owners Association president Eva Ferguson—who has been with the association for 30 years, including nine in her current leadership role—spoke... KEEP READINGVirgin Atlantic Folds Domestic U.K. Service Amid Network RebootBy Jay BoehmerVirgin Atlantic next year will fold its domestic U.K. Little Red service, which launched in 2013 between London Heathrow and Edinburgh, Aberdeen and... KEEP READINGHVS: Limited Supply Growth Leaves Little Availability In Key Canadian MarketsBy Michael B. BakerToronto - With hotel supply growth at a near standstill, several Canadian markets will be especially challenging for corporate travel buyers this year... KEEP READINGSurvey: Half Of Travelers 'Definitely' Would Use Mobile PaymentsBy JoAnn DeLunaNearly half of air passengers "definitely" would use their smartphones for payments while traveling, according to a new survey by air transport... KEEP READINGMost CT 100 Buyers Hike SpendingThe companies that make up the 27th annual Business Travel News Corporate Travel 100 in 2013 generally increased their U.S.-booked air volume from 2012... KEEP READINGMore Articles
STR Global: September Hotel Rates Rise In Americas, Mixed ElsewhereBy Stacey J. RosenfeldAverage daily hotel rates and occupancy in September increased year over year at hotels in the Americas and the Middle East and Africa, but yielded... KEEP READINGPayment Execs: Commercial Cards Again Likely Exempt From EU Interchange Cap, With A ConditionBy Amon CohenCopenhagen - A shock April 2014 decision by the European Parliament to cap interchange fees on commercial credit cards at 0.3 percent is likely to be... KEEP READINGLatin American Travel Management Challenged By Data DeficienciesBy JoAnn DeLunaWhile Latin America is united by two common languages, Spanish and Portuguese, HRG Brazil's business development director Eduardo Murad during an online... KEEP READINGBTN Names Volvo's Stephan Hylander 2014 Multinational Travel Manager Of The YearCopenhagen - The BTN Group on Tuesday named Stephan Hylander, purchasing manager for marketing and travel for The Volvo Group, its 2014 Multinational... KEEP READINGDelta: 2015 Capacity Growth Will Be Modest, ControlledBy Michael B. BakerDelta Air Lines plans "disciplined" systemwide capacity growth of 2 percent next year, according to the carrier, which also reported an adjusted net... KEEP READINGMaritz Travel Plans Global Meetings Third-Party NetworkBy Chris DavisMeetings-management firm Maritz Travel Co. this year will unveil a network of dozens of destination management companies, professional congress... KEEP READINGAA, BA CEOs Bullish On Transatlantic DemandBy Michael B. BakerWashington, D.C. - Chief executives of British Airways and American Airlines shrugged off concerns of excess transatlantic capacity, saying capacity... KEEP READINGInterview: La Compagnie Co-Founders Frantz Yvelin And Peter LuethiSince launching its Paris-Newark service this summer, all-business-class carrier La Compagnie has met its share of skepticism, given the failures of the... KEEP READINGTravelport's Wilson: Payment Data To Become 'Center' Of Corporate Travel ManagementBy JoAnn DeLunaNew Orleans - In the absence of what he called a "ubiquitous" global corporate online booking solution, Travelport president and CEO Gordon Wilson... KEEP READINGInterview: IHG Owners Association President Eva FergusonIHG Owners Association president Eva Ferguson—who has been with the association for 30 years, including nine in her current leadership role—spoke... KEEP READINGVirgin Atlantic Folds Domestic U.K. Service Amid Network RebootBy Jay BoehmerVirgin Atlantic next year will fold its domestic U.K. Little Red service, which launched in 2013 between London Heathrow and Edinburgh, Aberdeen and... KEEP READINGHVS: Limited Supply Growth Leaves Little Availability In Key Canadian MarketsBy Michael B. BakerToronto - With hotel supply growth at a near standstill, several Canadian markets will be especially challenging for corporate travel buyers this year... KEEP READINGSurvey: Half Of Travelers 'Definitely' Would Use Mobile PaymentsBy JoAnn DeLunaNearly half of air passengers "definitely" would use their smartphones for payments while traveling, according to a new survey by air transport... KEEP READINGMost CT 100 Buyers Hike SpendingThe companies that make up the 27th annual Business Travel News Corporate Travel 100 in 2013 generally increased their U.S.-booked air volume from 2012... KEEP READINGMore Articles
Payment Execs: Commercial Cards Again Likely Exempt From EU Interchange Cap, With A ConditionBy Amon CohenCopenhagen - A shock April 2014 decision by the European Parliament to cap interchange fees on commercial credit cards at 0.3 percent is likely to be... KEEP READINGLatin American Travel Management Challenged By Data DeficienciesBy JoAnn DeLunaWhile Latin America is united by two common languages, Spanish and Portuguese, HRG Brazil's business development director Eduardo Murad during an online... KEEP READINGBTN Names Volvo's Stephan Hylander 2014 Multinational Travel Manager Of The YearCopenhagen - The BTN Group on Tuesday named Stephan Hylander, purchasing manager for marketing and travel for The Volvo Group, its 2014 Multinational... KEEP READINGDelta: 2015 Capacity Growth Will Be Modest, ControlledBy Michael B. BakerDelta Air Lines plans "disciplined" systemwide capacity growth of 2 percent next year, according to the carrier, which also reported an adjusted net... KEEP READINGMaritz Travel Plans Global Meetings Third-Party NetworkBy Chris DavisMeetings-management firm Maritz Travel Co. this year will unveil a network of dozens of destination management companies, professional congress... KEEP READINGAA, BA CEOs Bullish On Transatlantic DemandBy Michael B. BakerWashington, D.C. - Chief executives of British Airways and American Airlines shrugged off concerns of excess transatlantic capacity, saying capacity... KEEP READINGInterview: La Compagnie Co-Founders Frantz Yvelin And Peter LuethiSince launching its Paris-Newark service this summer, all-business-class carrier La Compagnie has met its share of skepticism, given the failures of the... KEEP READINGTravelport's Wilson: Payment Data To Become 'Center' Of Corporate Travel ManagementBy JoAnn DeLunaNew Orleans - In the absence of what he called a "ubiquitous" global corporate online booking solution, Travelport president and CEO Gordon Wilson... KEEP READINGInterview: IHG Owners Association President Eva FergusonIHG Owners Association president Eva Ferguson—who has been with the association for 30 years, including nine in her current leadership role—spoke... KEEP READINGVirgin Atlantic Folds Domestic U.K. Service Amid Network RebootBy Jay BoehmerVirgin Atlantic next year will fold its domestic U.K. Little Red service, which launched in 2013 between London Heathrow and Edinburgh, Aberdeen and... KEEP READINGHVS: Limited Supply Growth Leaves Little Availability In Key Canadian MarketsBy Michael B. BakerToronto - With hotel supply growth at a near standstill, several Canadian markets will be especially challenging for corporate travel buyers this year... KEEP READINGSurvey: Half Of Travelers 'Definitely' Would Use Mobile PaymentsBy JoAnn DeLunaNearly half of air passengers "definitely" would use their smartphones for payments while traveling, according to a new survey by air transport... KEEP READINGMost CT 100 Buyers Hike SpendingThe companies that make up the 27th annual Business Travel News Corporate Travel 100 in 2013 generally increased their U.S.-booked air volume from 2012... KEEP READINGMore Articles
Latin American Travel Management Challenged By Data DeficienciesBy JoAnn DeLunaWhile Latin America is united by two common languages, Spanish and Portuguese, HRG Brazil's business development director Eduardo Murad during an online... KEEP READINGBTN Names Volvo's Stephan Hylander 2014 Multinational Travel Manager Of The YearCopenhagen - The BTN Group on Tuesday named Stephan Hylander, purchasing manager for marketing and travel for The Volvo Group, its 2014 Multinational... KEEP READINGDelta: 2015 Capacity Growth Will Be Modest, ControlledBy Michael B. BakerDelta Air Lines plans "disciplined" systemwide capacity growth of 2 percent next year, according to the carrier, which also reported an adjusted net... KEEP READINGMaritz Travel Plans Global Meetings Third-Party NetworkBy Chris DavisMeetings-management firm Maritz Travel Co. this year will unveil a network of dozens of destination management companies, professional congress... KEEP READINGAA, BA CEOs Bullish On Transatlantic DemandBy Michael B. BakerWashington, D.C. - Chief executives of British Airways and American Airlines shrugged off concerns of excess transatlantic capacity, saying capacity... KEEP READINGInterview: La Compagnie Co-Founders Frantz Yvelin And Peter LuethiSince launching its Paris-Newark service this summer, all-business-class carrier La Compagnie has met its share of skepticism, given the failures of the... KEEP READINGTravelport's Wilson: Payment Data To Become 'Center' Of Corporate Travel ManagementBy JoAnn DeLunaNew Orleans - In the absence of what he called a "ubiquitous" global corporate online booking solution, Travelport president and CEO Gordon Wilson... KEEP READINGInterview: IHG Owners Association President Eva FergusonIHG Owners Association president Eva Ferguson—who has been with the association for 30 years, including nine in her current leadership role—spoke... KEEP READINGVirgin Atlantic Folds Domestic U.K. Service Amid Network RebootBy Jay BoehmerVirgin Atlantic next year will fold its domestic U.K. Little Red service, which launched in 2013 between London Heathrow and Edinburgh, Aberdeen and... KEEP READINGHVS: Limited Supply Growth Leaves Little Availability In Key Canadian MarketsBy Michael B. BakerToronto - With hotel supply growth at a near standstill, several Canadian markets will be especially challenging for corporate travel buyers this year... KEEP READINGSurvey: Half Of Travelers 'Definitely' Would Use Mobile PaymentsBy JoAnn DeLunaNearly half of air passengers "definitely" would use their smartphones for payments while traveling, according to a new survey by air transport... KEEP READINGMost CT 100 Buyers Hike SpendingThe companies that make up the 27th annual Business Travel News Corporate Travel 100 in 2013 generally increased their U.S.-booked air volume from 2012... KEEP READINGMore Articles
BTN Names Volvo's Stephan Hylander 2014 Multinational Travel Manager Of The YearCopenhagen - The BTN Group on Tuesday named Stephan Hylander, purchasing manager for marketing and travel for The Volvo Group, its 2014 Multinational... KEEP READINGDelta: 2015 Capacity Growth Will Be Modest, ControlledBy Michael B. BakerDelta Air Lines plans "disciplined" systemwide capacity growth of 2 percent next year, according to the carrier, which also reported an adjusted net... KEEP READINGMaritz Travel Plans Global Meetings Third-Party NetworkBy Chris DavisMeetings-management firm Maritz Travel Co. this year will unveil a network of dozens of destination management companies, professional congress... KEEP READINGAA, BA CEOs Bullish On Transatlantic DemandBy Michael B. BakerWashington, D.C. - Chief executives of British Airways and American Airlines shrugged off concerns of excess transatlantic capacity, saying capacity... KEEP READINGInterview: La Compagnie Co-Founders Frantz Yvelin And Peter LuethiSince launching its Paris-Newark service this summer, all-business-class carrier La Compagnie has met its share of skepticism, given the failures of the... KEEP READINGTravelport's Wilson: Payment Data To Become 'Center' Of Corporate Travel ManagementBy JoAnn DeLunaNew Orleans - In the absence of what he called a "ubiquitous" global corporate online booking solution, Travelport president and CEO Gordon Wilson... KEEP READINGInterview: IHG Owners Association President Eva FergusonIHG Owners Association president Eva Ferguson—who has been with the association for 30 years, including nine in her current leadership role—spoke... KEEP READINGVirgin Atlantic Folds Domestic U.K. Service Amid Network RebootBy Jay BoehmerVirgin Atlantic next year will fold its domestic U.K. Little Red service, which launched in 2013 between London Heathrow and Edinburgh, Aberdeen and... KEEP READINGHVS: Limited Supply Growth Leaves Little Availability In Key Canadian MarketsBy Michael B. BakerToronto - With hotel supply growth at a near standstill, several Canadian markets will be especially challenging for corporate travel buyers this year... KEEP READINGSurvey: Half Of Travelers 'Definitely' Would Use Mobile PaymentsBy JoAnn DeLunaNearly half of air passengers "definitely" would use their smartphones for payments while traveling, according to a new survey by air transport... KEEP READINGMost CT 100 Buyers Hike SpendingThe companies that make up the 27th annual Business Travel News Corporate Travel 100 in 2013 generally increased their U.S.-booked air volume from 2012... KEEP READINGMore Articles
Delta: 2015 Capacity Growth Will Be Modest, ControlledBy Michael B. BakerDelta Air Lines plans "disciplined" systemwide capacity growth of 2 percent next year, according to the carrier, which also reported an adjusted net... KEEP READINGMaritz Travel Plans Global Meetings Third-Party NetworkBy Chris DavisMeetings-management firm Maritz Travel Co. this year will unveil a network of dozens of destination management companies, professional congress... KEEP READINGAA, BA CEOs Bullish On Transatlantic DemandBy Michael B. BakerWashington, D.C. - Chief executives of British Airways and American Airlines shrugged off concerns of excess transatlantic capacity, saying capacity... KEEP READINGInterview: La Compagnie Co-Founders Frantz Yvelin And Peter LuethiSince launching its Paris-Newark service this summer, all-business-class carrier La Compagnie has met its share of skepticism, given the failures of the... KEEP READINGTravelport's Wilson: Payment Data To Become 'Center' Of Corporate Travel ManagementBy JoAnn DeLunaNew Orleans - In the absence of what he called a "ubiquitous" global corporate online booking solution, Travelport president and CEO Gordon Wilson... KEEP READINGInterview: IHG Owners Association President Eva FergusonIHG Owners Association president Eva Ferguson—who has been with the association for 30 years, including nine in her current leadership role—spoke... KEEP READINGVirgin Atlantic Folds Domestic U.K. Service Amid Network RebootBy Jay BoehmerVirgin Atlantic next year will fold its domestic U.K. Little Red service, which launched in 2013 between London Heathrow and Edinburgh, Aberdeen and... KEEP READINGHVS: Limited Supply Growth Leaves Little Availability In Key Canadian MarketsBy Michael B. BakerToronto - With hotel supply growth at a near standstill, several Canadian markets will be especially challenging for corporate travel buyers this year... KEEP READINGSurvey: Half Of Travelers 'Definitely' Would Use Mobile PaymentsBy JoAnn DeLunaNearly half of air passengers "definitely" would use their smartphones for payments while traveling, according to a new survey by air transport... KEEP READINGMost CT 100 Buyers Hike SpendingThe companies that make up the 27th annual Business Travel News Corporate Travel 100 in 2013 generally increased their U.S.-booked air volume from 2012... KEEP READINGMore Articles
Maritz Travel Plans Global Meetings Third-Party NetworkBy Chris DavisMeetings-management firm Maritz Travel Co. this year will unveil a network of dozens of destination management companies, professional congress... KEEP READINGAA, BA CEOs Bullish On Transatlantic DemandBy Michael B. BakerWashington, D.C. - Chief executives of British Airways and American Airlines shrugged off concerns of excess transatlantic capacity, saying capacity... KEEP READINGInterview: La Compagnie Co-Founders Frantz Yvelin And Peter LuethiSince launching its Paris-Newark service this summer, all-business-class carrier La Compagnie has met its share of skepticism, given the failures of the... KEEP READINGTravelport's Wilson: Payment Data To Become 'Center' Of Corporate Travel ManagementBy JoAnn DeLunaNew Orleans - In the absence of what he called a "ubiquitous" global corporate online booking solution, Travelport president and CEO Gordon Wilson... KEEP READINGInterview: IHG Owners Association President Eva FergusonIHG Owners Association president Eva Ferguson—who has been with the association for 30 years, including nine in her current leadership role—spoke... KEEP READINGVirgin Atlantic Folds Domestic U.K. Service Amid Network RebootBy Jay BoehmerVirgin Atlantic next year will fold its domestic U.K. Little Red service, which launched in 2013 between London Heathrow and Edinburgh, Aberdeen and... KEEP READINGHVS: Limited Supply Growth Leaves Little Availability In Key Canadian MarketsBy Michael B. BakerToronto - With hotel supply growth at a near standstill, several Canadian markets will be especially challenging for corporate travel buyers this year... KEEP READINGSurvey: Half Of Travelers 'Definitely' Would Use Mobile PaymentsBy JoAnn DeLunaNearly half of air passengers "definitely" would use their smartphones for payments while traveling, according to a new survey by air transport... KEEP READINGMost CT 100 Buyers Hike SpendingThe companies that make up the 27th annual Business Travel News Corporate Travel 100 in 2013 generally increased their U.S.-booked air volume from 2012... KEEP READINGMore Articles
AA, BA CEOs Bullish On Transatlantic DemandBy Michael B. BakerWashington, D.C. - Chief executives of British Airways and American Airlines shrugged off concerns of excess transatlantic capacity, saying capacity... KEEP READINGInterview: La Compagnie Co-Founders Frantz Yvelin And Peter LuethiSince launching its Paris-Newark service this summer, all-business-class carrier La Compagnie has met its share of skepticism, given the failures of the... KEEP READINGTravelport's Wilson: Payment Data To Become 'Center' Of Corporate Travel ManagementBy JoAnn DeLunaNew Orleans - In the absence of what he called a "ubiquitous" global corporate online booking solution, Travelport president and CEO Gordon Wilson... KEEP READINGInterview: IHG Owners Association President Eva FergusonIHG Owners Association president Eva Ferguson—who has been with the association for 30 years, including nine in her current leadership role—spoke... KEEP READINGVirgin Atlantic Folds Domestic U.K. Service Amid Network RebootBy Jay BoehmerVirgin Atlantic next year will fold its domestic U.K. Little Red service, which launched in 2013 between London Heathrow and Edinburgh, Aberdeen and... KEEP READINGHVS: Limited Supply Growth Leaves Little Availability In Key Canadian MarketsBy Michael B. BakerToronto - With hotel supply growth at a near standstill, several Canadian markets will be especially challenging for corporate travel buyers this year... KEEP READINGSurvey: Half Of Travelers 'Definitely' Would Use Mobile PaymentsBy JoAnn DeLunaNearly half of air passengers "definitely" would use their smartphones for payments while traveling, according to a new survey by air transport... KEEP READINGMost CT 100 Buyers Hike SpendingThe companies that make up the 27th annual Business Travel News Corporate Travel 100 in 2013 generally increased their U.S.-booked air volume from 2012... KEEP READINGMore Articles
Interview: La Compagnie Co-Founders Frantz Yvelin And Peter LuethiSince launching its Paris-Newark service this summer, all-business-class carrier La Compagnie has met its share of skepticism, given the failures of the... KEEP READINGTravelport's Wilson: Payment Data To Become 'Center' Of Corporate Travel ManagementBy JoAnn DeLunaNew Orleans - In the absence of what he called a "ubiquitous" global corporate online booking solution, Travelport president and CEO Gordon Wilson... KEEP READINGInterview: IHG Owners Association President Eva FergusonIHG Owners Association president Eva Ferguson—who has been with the association for 30 years, including nine in her current leadership role—spoke... KEEP READINGVirgin Atlantic Folds Domestic U.K. Service Amid Network RebootBy Jay BoehmerVirgin Atlantic next year will fold its domestic U.K. Little Red service, which launched in 2013 between London Heathrow and Edinburgh, Aberdeen and... KEEP READINGHVS: Limited Supply Growth Leaves Little Availability In Key Canadian MarketsBy Michael B. BakerToronto - With hotel supply growth at a near standstill, several Canadian markets will be especially challenging for corporate travel buyers this year... KEEP READINGSurvey: Half Of Travelers 'Definitely' Would Use Mobile PaymentsBy JoAnn DeLunaNearly half of air passengers "definitely" would use their smartphones for payments while traveling, according to a new survey by air transport... KEEP READINGMost CT 100 Buyers Hike SpendingThe companies that make up the 27th annual Business Travel News Corporate Travel 100 in 2013 generally increased their U.S.-booked air volume from 2012... KEEP READINGMore Articles
Travelport's Wilson: Payment Data To Become 'Center' Of Corporate Travel ManagementBy JoAnn DeLunaNew Orleans - In the absence of what he called a "ubiquitous" global corporate online booking solution, Travelport president and CEO Gordon Wilson... KEEP READINGInterview: IHG Owners Association President Eva FergusonIHG Owners Association president Eva Ferguson—who has been with the association for 30 years, including nine in her current leadership role—spoke... KEEP READINGVirgin Atlantic Folds Domestic U.K. Service Amid Network RebootBy Jay BoehmerVirgin Atlantic next year will fold its domestic U.K. Little Red service, which launched in 2013 between London Heathrow and Edinburgh, Aberdeen and... KEEP READINGHVS: Limited Supply Growth Leaves Little Availability In Key Canadian MarketsBy Michael B. BakerToronto - With hotel supply growth at a near standstill, several Canadian markets will be especially challenging for corporate travel buyers this year... KEEP READINGSurvey: Half Of Travelers 'Definitely' Would Use Mobile PaymentsBy JoAnn DeLunaNearly half of air passengers "definitely" would use their smartphones for payments while traveling, according to a new survey by air transport... KEEP READINGMost CT 100 Buyers Hike SpendingThe companies that make up the 27th annual Business Travel News Corporate Travel 100 in 2013 generally increased their U.S.-booked air volume from 2012... KEEP READINGMore Articles
Interview: IHG Owners Association President Eva FergusonIHG Owners Association president Eva Ferguson—who has been with the association for 30 years, including nine in her current leadership role—spoke... KEEP READINGVirgin Atlantic Folds Domestic U.K. Service Amid Network RebootBy Jay BoehmerVirgin Atlantic next year will fold its domestic U.K. Little Red service, which launched in 2013 between London Heathrow and Edinburgh, Aberdeen and... KEEP READINGHVS: Limited Supply Growth Leaves Little Availability In Key Canadian MarketsBy Michael B. BakerToronto - With hotel supply growth at a near standstill, several Canadian markets will be especially challenging for corporate travel buyers this year... KEEP READINGSurvey: Half Of Travelers 'Definitely' Would Use Mobile PaymentsBy JoAnn DeLunaNearly half of air passengers "definitely" would use their smartphones for payments while traveling, according to a new survey by air transport... KEEP READINGMost CT 100 Buyers Hike SpendingThe companies that make up the 27th annual Business Travel News Corporate Travel 100 in 2013 generally increased their U.S.-booked air volume from 2012... KEEP READINGMore Articles
Virgin Atlantic Folds Domestic U.K. Service Amid Network RebootBy Jay BoehmerVirgin Atlantic next year will fold its domestic U.K. Little Red service, which launched in 2013 between London Heathrow and Edinburgh, Aberdeen and... KEEP READINGHVS: Limited Supply Growth Leaves Little Availability In Key Canadian MarketsBy Michael B. BakerToronto - With hotel supply growth at a near standstill, several Canadian markets will be especially challenging for corporate travel buyers this year... KEEP READINGSurvey: Half Of Travelers 'Definitely' Would Use Mobile PaymentsBy JoAnn DeLunaNearly half of air passengers "definitely" would use their smartphones for payments while traveling, according to a new survey by air transport... KEEP READINGMost CT 100 Buyers Hike SpendingThe companies that make up the 27th annual Business Travel News Corporate Travel 100 in 2013 generally increased their U.S.-booked air volume from 2012... KEEP READINGMore Articles
HVS: Limited Supply Growth Leaves Little Availability In Key Canadian MarketsBy Michael B. BakerToronto - With hotel supply growth at a near standstill, several Canadian markets will be especially challenging for corporate travel buyers this year... KEEP READINGSurvey: Half Of Travelers 'Definitely' Would Use Mobile PaymentsBy JoAnn DeLunaNearly half of air passengers "definitely" would use their smartphones for payments while traveling, according to a new survey by air transport... KEEP READINGMost CT 100 Buyers Hike SpendingThe companies that make up the 27th annual Business Travel News Corporate Travel 100 in 2013 generally increased their U.S.-booked air volume from 2012... KEEP READINGMore Articles
Survey: Half Of Travelers 'Definitely' Would Use Mobile PaymentsBy JoAnn DeLunaNearly half of air passengers "definitely" would use their smartphones for payments while traveling, according to a new survey by air transport... KEEP READINGMost CT 100 Buyers Hike SpendingThe companies that make up the 27th annual Business Travel News Corporate Travel 100 in 2013 generally increased their U.S.-booked air volume from 2012... KEEP READINGMore Articles
Most CT 100 Buyers Hike SpendingThe companies that make up the 27th annual Business Travel News Corporate Travel 100 in 2013 generally increased their U.S.-booked air volume from 2012... KEEP READINGMore Articles