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Bulletin: Merged Program GrowsBy Mary Ann Mcnulty

Three years after Canadian publisher Thomson Corp. and U.K.-based news service firm Reuters merged to form Thomson Reuters and touted the venture as a... KEEP READING

Symantec Sets Travel VisionBy Mary Ann Mcnulty

Symantec Corp. last year imported a new global travel manager from its European headquarters to spearhead sourcing initiatives for a global travel... KEEP READING

Interview: TSA Administrator John Pistole

Denver - Transportation Security Administration administrator John Pistole here at the Global Business Travel Association's annual conference shared... KEEP READING

BCD Travel announced a "comprehensive" risk management program

Carlson Wagonlit Travel in the first half of 2011 recorded 30.8 million transactions and $13.4 billion in total sales,

GBTA Europe said Lufthansa's decision to apply credit card surcharges "will add further confusion and damage relations with buyers

Carlson Wagonlit Travel announced leadership changes at headquarters, for CWTSatoTravel and in Asia.

Major International Investment Key To Qantas' Turnaround PlanBy Jay Boehmer

Within Australia, Qantas commands a 65 percent domestic traffic share, is solidly profitable and by most measures dominates the commercial aviation... KEEP READING

Startup carrier Jetstar Japan expects by the end of 2012 to launch service between Tokyo Narita and Osaka,

Citi To Issue Chip-and-Pin To Some U.S. CardholdersBy Mary Ann Mcnulty

Citi Commercial Cards this month plans to start issuing chip-and-pin smart cards to U.S. corporate cardholders who travel abroad. Embedded with a... KEEP READING

Interview: Korean Air's Keehong Woo

Seoul - Speaking here this month to members of the media on the occasion of Korean Air's inaugural Airbus A380 flight to New York JFK, managing vice... KEEP READING

GBTA named Paul Tilstone to the new post of chief global development officer,

Omega World Travel appointed industry veteran Tony Hughes to the post of commercial director for Europe, the Middle East and Africa,

SkyTeam partners Delta and Aeromexico signaled plans to offer "joint contracting to corporate customers" as part of a newly announced "tentative agreement for a long-term, exclusive commercial alliance."

International Travel Partnership added Spain's Travel Air to its network of corporate travel management companies.

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