CORRECTION: A March 29 BTN report included incorrect figures regarding Doha International Airport's traffic.Airberlin named Titus Johnson its new vice president of sales and marketing in the Americas.Hogg Robinson Group partnered with Nepal's Zenith Experiences Travel Services,Interview: Corinthia Hotels' Alfred Pisani And Tony PotterWith the recent opening of the Corinthia Hotel London, the brand's ninth property, chairman Alfred Pisani said the brand, which began as a single... KEEP READINGInternational Travel Partnership added Brazil's Class Tour to its networkDoha Prepares For Decade Of Travel GrowthBy Michael B. BakerDoha, Qatar - Like many nearby cities in the United Arab Emirates, the skyline in the Qatari capital within a few decades has changed from flat sand to... KEEP READINGStar Alliance approved Taiwan-based Eva Air's membership application,Travelport partnered with China-based travel technology supplier TravelSky to share hotel content.Enterprise Holdings took a nearly 15 percent "strategic" stake in China-based rental car firm eHi AutoServices,IJet Deal Brings Risk Mgmt. To 'All' CWT ClientsBy David JonasCarlson Wagonlit Travel this month announced new safety and security services, including an expanded relationship with risk management firm iJet... KEEP READINGFebruary Hotel Rates Up In Americas, Asia/Pacific But Down ElsewhereBy Michael B. BakerFebruary hotel rates increased in the Americas and Asia/Pacific region increased versus a year earlier but decreased in Europe and the Middle... KEEP READINGOil, Business Travel Accentuate Revised IATA ForecastBy David JonasThe International Air Transport Association reduced its profit forecast for the global airline industry to $3 billion from the previous $3.5 billion... KEEP READINGHotel Cost Increases Push EMEA Per Diems Moderately HigherBy Michael B. BakerDespite looming economic uncertainty in Europe, travel buyers in 2011 paid significantly more for hotels in the continent's most expensive cities than... KEEP READINGIncreased Demand Boosts Cost of Asia/Pac TravelBy Mary Ann McNultyTokyo in 2011 again was the most expensive Asia/Pacific business travel destination and, for a third consecutive year, the third-most expensive non-U.S.... KEEP READINGSouth American Travel Pricing Stays HotBy David JonasThough there are signs of moderation, economic activity and therefore corporate travel volumes and prices in Latin America, especially in Brazil, remain... KEEP READINGMore Articles
Airberlin named Titus Johnson its new vice president of sales and marketing in the Americas.Hogg Robinson Group partnered with Nepal's Zenith Experiences Travel Services,Interview: Corinthia Hotels' Alfred Pisani And Tony PotterWith the recent opening of the Corinthia Hotel London, the brand's ninth property, chairman Alfred Pisani said the brand, which began as a single... KEEP READINGInternational Travel Partnership added Brazil's Class Tour to its networkDoha Prepares For Decade Of Travel GrowthBy Michael B. BakerDoha, Qatar - Like many nearby cities in the United Arab Emirates, the skyline in the Qatari capital within a few decades has changed from flat sand to... KEEP READINGStar Alliance approved Taiwan-based Eva Air's membership application,Travelport partnered with China-based travel technology supplier TravelSky to share hotel content.Enterprise Holdings took a nearly 15 percent "strategic" stake in China-based rental car firm eHi AutoServices,IJet Deal Brings Risk Mgmt. To 'All' CWT ClientsBy David JonasCarlson Wagonlit Travel this month announced new safety and security services, including an expanded relationship with risk management firm iJet... KEEP READINGFebruary Hotel Rates Up In Americas, Asia/Pacific But Down ElsewhereBy Michael B. BakerFebruary hotel rates increased in the Americas and Asia/Pacific region increased versus a year earlier but decreased in Europe and the Middle... KEEP READINGOil, Business Travel Accentuate Revised IATA ForecastBy David JonasThe International Air Transport Association reduced its profit forecast for the global airline industry to $3 billion from the previous $3.5 billion... KEEP READINGHotel Cost Increases Push EMEA Per Diems Moderately HigherBy Michael B. BakerDespite looming economic uncertainty in Europe, travel buyers in 2011 paid significantly more for hotels in the continent's most expensive cities than... KEEP READINGIncreased Demand Boosts Cost of Asia/Pac TravelBy Mary Ann McNultyTokyo in 2011 again was the most expensive Asia/Pacific business travel destination and, for a third consecutive year, the third-most expensive non-U.S.... KEEP READINGSouth American Travel Pricing Stays HotBy David JonasThough there are signs of moderation, economic activity and therefore corporate travel volumes and prices in Latin America, especially in Brazil, remain... KEEP READINGMore Articles
Hogg Robinson Group partnered with Nepal's Zenith Experiences Travel Services,Interview: Corinthia Hotels' Alfred Pisani And Tony PotterWith the recent opening of the Corinthia Hotel London, the brand's ninth property, chairman Alfred Pisani said the brand, which began as a single... KEEP READINGInternational Travel Partnership added Brazil's Class Tour to its networkDoha Prepares For Decade Of Travel GrowthBy Michael B. BakerDoha, Qatar - Like many nearby cities in the United Arab Emirates, the skyline in the Qatari capital within a few decades has changed from flat sand to... KEEP READINGStar Alliance approved Taiwan-based Eva Air's membership application,Travelport partnered with China-based travel technology supplier TravelSky to share hotel content.Enterprise Holdings took a nearly 15 percent "strategic" stake in China-based rental car firm eHi AutoServices,IJet Deal Brings Risk Mgmt. To 'All' CWT ClientsBy David JonasCarlson Wagonlit Travel this month announced new safety and security services, including an expanded relationship with risk management firm iJet... KEEP READINGFebruary Hotel Rates Up In Americas, Asia/Pacific But Down ElsewhereBy Michael B. BakerFebruary hotel rates increased in the Americas and Asia/Pacific region increased versus a year earlier but decreased in Europe and the Middle... KEEP READINGOil, Business Travel Accentuate Revised IATA ForecastBy David JonasThe International Air Transport Association reduced its profit forecast for the global airline industry to $3 billion from the previous $3.5 billion... KEEP READINGHotel Cost Increases Push EMEA Per Diems Moderately HigherBy Michael B. BakerDespite looming economic uncertainty in Europe, travel buyers in 2011 paid significantly more for hotels in the continent's most expensive cities than... KEEP READINGIncreased Demand Boosts Cost of Asia/Pac TravelBy Mary Ann McNultyTokyo in 2011 again was the most expensive Asia/Pacific business travel destination and, for a third consecutive year, the third-most expensive non-U.S.... KEEP READINGSouth American Travel Pricing Stays HotBy David JonasThough there are signs of moderation, economic activity and therefore corporate travel volumes and prices in Latin America, especially in Brazil, remain... KEEP READINGMore Articles
Interview: Corinthia Hotels' Alfred Pisani And Tony PotterWith the recent opening of the Corinthia Hotel London, the brand's ninth property, chairman Alfred Pisani said the brand, which began as a single... KEEP READINGInternational Travel Partnership added Brazil's Class Tour to its networkDoha Prepares For Decade Of Travel GrowthBy Michael B. BakerDoha, Qatar - Like many nearby cities in the United Arab Emirates, the skyline in the Qatari capital within a few decades has changed from flat sand to... KEEP READINGStar Alliance approved Taiwan-based Eva Air's membership application,Travelport partnered with China-based travel technology supplier TravelSky to share hotel content.Enterprise Holdings took a nearly 15 percent "strategic" stake in China-based rental car firm eHi AutoServices,IJet Deal Brings Risk Mgmt. To 'All' CWT ClientsBy David JonasCarlson Wagonlit Travel this month announced new safety and security services, including an expanded relationship with risk management firm iJet... KEEP READINGFebruary Hotel Rates Up In Americas, Asia/Pacific But Down ElsewhereBy Michael B. BakerFebruary hotel rates increased in the Americas and Asia/Pacific region increased versus a year earlier but decreased in Europe and the Middle... KEEP READINGOil, Business Travel Accentuate Revised IATA ForecastBy David JonasThe International Air Transport Association reduced its profit forecast for the global airline industry to $3 billion from the previous $3.5 billion... KEEP READINGHotel Cost Increases Push EMEA Per Diems Moderately HigherBy Michael B. BakerDespite looming economic uncertainty in Europe, travel buyers in 2011 paid significantly more for hotels in the continent's most expensive cities than... KEEP READINGIncreased Demand Boosts Cost of Asia/Pac TravelBy Mary Ann McNultyTokyo in 2011 again was the most expensive Asia/Pacific business travel destination and, for a third consecutive year, the third-most expensive non-U.S.... KEEP READINGSouth American Travel Pricing Stays HotBy David JonasThough there are signs of moderation, economic activity and therefore corporate travel volumes and prices in Latin America, especially in Brazil, remain... KEEP READINGMore Articles
International Travel Partnership added Brazil's Class Tour to its networkDoha Prepares For Decade Of Travel GrowthBy Michael B. BakerDoha, Qatar - Like many nearby cities in the United Arab Emirates, the skyline in the Qatari capital within a few decades has changed from flat sand to... KEEP READINGStar Alliance approved Taiwan-based Eva Air's membership application,Travelport partnered with China-based travel technology supplier TravelSky to share hotel content.Enterprise Holdings took a nearly 15 percent "strategic" stake in China-based rental car firm eHi AutoServices,IJet Deal Brings Risk Mgmt. To 'All' CWT ClientsBy David JonasCarlson Wagonlit Travel this month announced new safety and security services, including an expanded relationship with risk management firm iJet... KEEP READINGFebruary Hotel Rates Up In Americas, Asia/Pacific But Down ElsewhereBy Michael B. BakerFebruary hotel rates increased in the Americas and Asia/Pacific region increased versus a year earlier but decreased in Europe and the Middle... KEEP READINGOil, Business Travel Accentuate Revised IATA ForecastBy David JonasThe International Air Transport Association reduced its profit forecast for the global airline industry to $3 billion from the previous $3.5 billion... KEEP READINGHotel Cost Increases Push EMEA Per Diems Moderately HigherBy Michael B. BakerDespite looming economic uncertainty in Europe, travel buyers in 2011 paid significantly more for hotels in the continent's most expensive cities than... KEEP READINGIncreased Demand Boosts Cost of Asia/Pac TravelBy Mary Ann McNultyTokyo in 2011 again was the most expensive Asia/Pacific business travel destination and, for a third consecutive year, the third-most expensive non-U.S.... KEEP READINGSouth American Travel Pricing Stays HotBy David JonasThough there are signs of moderation, economic activity and therefore corporate travel volumes and prices in Latin America, especially in Brazil, remain... KEEP READINGMore Articles
Doha Prepares For Decade Of Travel GrowthBy Michael B. BakerDoha, Qatar - Like many nearby cities in the United Arab Emirates, the skyline in the Qatari capital within a few decades has changed from flat sand to... KEEP READINGStar Alliance approved Taiwan-based Eva Air's membership application,Travelport partnered with China-based travel technology supplier TravelSky to share hotel content.Enterprise Holdings took a nearly 15 percent "strategic" stake in China-based rental car firm eHi AutoServices,IJet Deal Brings Risk Mgmt. To 'All' CWT ClientsBy David JonasCarlson Wagonlit Travel this month announced new safety and security services, including an expanded relationship with risk management firm iJet... KEEP READINGFebruary Hotel Rates Up In Americas, Asia/Pacific But Down ElsewhereBy Michael B. BakerFebruary hotel rates increased in the Americas and Asia/Pacific region increased versus a year earlier but decreased in Europe and the Middle... KEEP READINGOil, Business Travel Accentuate Revised IATA ForecastBy David JonasThe International Air Transport Association reduced its profit forecast for the global airline industry to $3 billion from the previous $3.5 billion... KEEP READINGHotel Cost Increases Push EMEA Per Diems Moderately HigherBy Michael B. BakerDespite looming economic uncertainty in Europe, travel buyers in 2011 paid significantly more for hotels in the continent's most expensive cities than... KEEP READINGIncreased Demand Boosts Cost of Asia/Pac TravelBy Mary Ann McNultyTokyo in 2011 again was the most expensive Asia/Pacific business travel destination and, for a third consecutive year, the third-most expensive non-U.S.... KEEP READINGSouth American Travel Pricing Stays HotBy David JonasThough there are signs of moderation, economic activity and therefore corporate travel volumes and prices in Latin America, especially in Brazil, remain... KEEP READINGMore Articles
Star Alliance approved Taiwan-based Eva Air's membership application,Travelport partnered with China-based travel technology supplier TravelSky to share hotel content.Enterprise Holdings took a nearly 15 percent "strategic" stake in China-based rental car firm eHi AutoServices,IJet Deal Brings Risk Mgmt. To 'All' CWT ClientsBy David JonasCarlson Wagonlit Travel this month announced new safety and security services, including an expanded relationship with risk management firm iJet... KEEP READINGFebruary Hotel Rates Up In Americas, Asia/Pacific But Down ElsewhereBy Michael B. BakerFebruary hotel rates increased in the Americas and Asia/Pacific region increased versus a year earlier but decreased in Europe and the Middle... KEEP READINGOil, Business Travel Accentuate Revised IATA ForecastBy David JonasThe International Air Transport Association reduced its profit forecast for the global airline industry to $3 billion from the previous $3.5 billion... KEEP READINGHotel Cost Increases Push EMEA Per Diems Moderately HigherBy Michael B. BakerDespite looming economic uncertainty in Europe, travel buyers in 2011 paid significantly more for hotels in the continent's most expensive cities than... KEEP READINGIncreased Demand Boosts Cost of Asia/Pac TravelBy Mary Ann McNultyTokyo in 2011 again was the most expensive Asia/Pacific business travel destination and, for a third consecutive year, the third-most expensive non-U.S.... KEEP READINGSouth American Travel Pricing Stays HotBy David JonasThough there are signs of moderation, economic activity and therefore corporate travel volumes and prices in Latin America, especially in Brazil, remain... KEEP READINGMore Articles
Travelport partnered with China-based travel technology supplier TravelSky to share hotel content.Enterprise Holdings took a nearly 15 percent "strategic" stake in China-based rental car firm eHi AutoServices,IJet Deal Brings Risk Mgmt. To 'All' CWT ClientsBy David JonasCarlson Wagonlit Travel this month announced new safety and security services, including an expanded relationship with risk management firm iJet... KEEP READINGFebruary Hotel Rates Up In Americas, Asia/Pacific But Down ElsewhereBy Michael B. BakerFebruary hotel rates increased in the Americas and Asia/Pacific region increased versus a year earlier but decreased in Europe and the Middle... KEEP READINGOil, Business Travel Accentuate Revised IATA ForecastBy David JonasThe International Air Transport Association reduced its profit forecast for the global airline industry to $3 billion from the previous $3.5 billion... KEEP READINGHotel Cost Increases Push EMEA Per Diems Moderately HigherBy Michael B. BakerDespite looming economic uncertainty in Europe, travel buyers in 2011 paid significantly more for hotels in the continent's most expensive cities than... KEEP READINGIncreased Demand Boosts Cost of Asia/Pac TravelBy Mary Ann McNultyTokyo in 2011 again was the most expensive Asia/Pacific business travel destination and, for a third consecutive year, the third-most expensive non-U.S.... KEEP READINGSouth American Travel Pricing Stays HotBy David JonasThough there are signs of moderation, economic activity and therefore corporate travel volumes and prices in Latin America, especially in Brazil, remain... KEEP READINGMore Articles
Enterprise Holdings took a nearly 15 percent "strategic" stake in China-based rental car firm eHi AutoServices,IJet Deal Brings Risk Mgmt. To 'All' CWT ClientsBy David JonasCarlson Wagonlit Travel this month announced new safety and security services, including an expanded relationship with risk management firm iJet... KEEP READINGFebruary Hotel Rates Up In Americas, Asia/Pacific But Down ElsewhereBy Michael B. BakerFebruary hotel rates increased in the Americas and Asia/Pacific region increased versus a year earlier but decreased in Europe and the Middle... KEEP READINGOil, Business Travel Accentuate Revised IATA ForecastBy David JonasThe International Air Transport Association reduced its profit forecast for the global airline industry to $3 billion from the previous $3.5 billion... KEEP READINGHotel Cost Increases Push EMEA Per Diems Moderately HigherBy Michael B. BakerDespite looming economic uncertainty in Europe, travel buyers in 2011 paid significantly more for hotels in the continent's most expensive cities than... KEEP READINGIncreased Demand Boosts Cost of Asia/Pac TravelBy Mary Ann McNultyTokyo in 2011 again was the most expensive Asia/Pacific business travel destination and, for a third consecutive year, the third-most expensive non-U.S.... KEEP READINGSouth American Travel Pricing Stays HotBy David JonasThough there are signs of moderation, economic activity and therefore corporate travel volumes and prices in Latin America, especially in Brazil, remain... KEEP READINGMore Articles
IJet Deal Brings Risk Mgmt. To 'All' CWT ClientsBy David JonasCarlson Wagonlit Travel this month announced new safety and security services, including an expanded relationship with risk management firm iJet... KEEP READINGFebruary Hotel Rates Up In Americas, Asia/Pacific But Down ElsewhereBy Michael B. BakerFebruary hotel rates increased in the Americas and Asia/Pacific region increased versus a year earlier but decreased in Europe and the Middle... KEEP READINGOil, Business Travel Accentuate Revised IATA ForecastBy David JonasThe International Air Transport Association reduced its profit forecast for the global airline industry to $3 billion from the previous $3.5 billion... KEEP READINGHotel Cost Increases Push EMEA Per Diems Moderately HigherBy Michael B. BakerDespite looming economic uncertainty in Europe, travel buyers in 2011 paid significantly more for hotels in the continent's most expensive cities than... KEEP READINGIncreased Demand Boosts Cost of Asia/Pac TravelBy Mary Ann McNultyTokyo in 2011 again was the most expensive Asia/Pacific business travel destination and, for a third consecutive year, the third-most expensive non-U.S.... KEEP READINGSouth American Travel Pricing Stays HotBy David JonasThough there are signs of moderation, economic activity and therefore corporate travel volumes and prices in Latin America, especially in Brazil, remain... KEEP READINGMore Articles
February Hotel Rates Up In Americas, Asia/Pacific But Down ElsewhereBy Michael B. BakerFebruary hotel rates increased in the Americas and Asia/Pacific region increased versus a year earlier but decreased in Europe and the Middle... KEEP READINGOil, Business Travel Accentuate Revised IATA ForecastBy David JonasThe International Air Transport Association reduced its profit forecast for the global airline industry to $3 billion from the previous $3.5 billion... KEEP READINGHotel Cost Increases Push EMEA Per Diems Moderately HigherBy Michael B. BakerDespite looming economic uncertainty in Europe, travel buyers in 2011 paid significantly more for hotels in the continent's most expensive cities than... KEEP READINGIncreased Demand Boosts Cost of Asia/Pac TravelBy Mary Ann McNultyTokyo in 2011 again was the most expensive Asia/Pacific business travel destination and, for a third consecutive year, the third-most expensive non-U.S.... KEEP READINGSouth American Travel Pricing Stays HotBy David JonasThough there are signs of moderation, economic activity and therefore corporate travel volumes and prices in Latin America, especially in Brazil, remain... KEEP READINGMore Articles
Oil, Business Travel Accentuate Revised IATA ForecastBy David JonasThe International Air Transport Association reduced its profit forecast for the global airline industry to $3 billion from the previous $3.5 billion... KEEP READINGHotel Cost Increases Push EMEA Per Diems Moderately HigherBy Michael B. BakerDespite looming economic uncertainty in Europe, travel buyers in 2011 paid significantly more for hotels in the continent's most expensive cities than... KEEP READINGIncreased Demand Boosts Cost of Asia/Pac TravelBy Mary Ann McNultyTokyo in 2011 again was the most expensive Asia/Pacific business travel destination and, for a third consecutive year, the third-most expensive non-U.S.... KEEP READINGSouth American Travel Pricing Stays HotBy David JonasThough there are signs of moderation, economic activity and therefore corporate travel volumes and prices in Latin America, especially in Brazil, remain... KEEP READINGMore Articles
Hotel Cost Increases Push EMEA Per Diems Moderately HigherBy Michael B. BakerDespite looming economic uncertainty in Europe, travel buyers in 2011 paid significantly more for hotels in the continent's most expensive cities than... KEEP READINGIncreased Demand Boosts Cost of Asia/Pac TravelBy Mary Ann McNultyTokyo in 2011 again was the most expensive Asia/Pacific business travel destination and, for a third consecutive year, the third-most expensive non-U.S.... KEEP READINGSouth American Travel Pricing Stays HotBy David JonasThough there are signs of moderation, economic activity and therefore corporate travel volumes and prices in Latin America, especially in Brazil, remain... KEEP READINGMore Articles
Increased Demand Boosts Cost of Asia/Pac TravelBy Mary Ann McNultyTokyo in 2011 again was the most expensive Asia/Pacific business travel destination and, for a third consecutive year, the third-most expensive non-U.S.... KEEP READINGSouth American Travel Pricing Stays HotBy David JonasThough there are signs of moderation, economic activity and therefore corporate travel volumes and prices in Latin America, especially in Brazil, remain... KEEP READINGMore Articles
South American Travel Pricing Stays HotBy David JonasThough there are signs of moderation, economic activity and therefore corporate travel volumes and prices in Latin America, especially in Brazil, remain... KEEP READINGMore Articles