Global

Clusters Edge Single Sites - 2006-06-19By Amon Cohen

Three years after the first multinational pioneers began channeling all of their European travel reservations through a single pan-European service... KEEP READING

Cost Increases Indicate Coming Rise In European Car Rental PricesBy Amon Cohen

The cost of corporate car rental looks set to rise in Europe after a lengthy period of flat pricing sustained by intense competition. That competition... KEEP READING

Fuel Hikes Keep Coming: Airlines Continue Beating The Oil Drum With Hedges, Higher SurchargesBy Jay Boehmer

Continuing the battle against high fuel costs, airlines aggressively have mitigated increases through fuel-hedging activities, efficient fleet... KEEP READING

Op-Ed: Air Canada Should Reverse Tango Dance Steps

Air Canada may call its bargain fares "Tango," but the airline's recent actions prove that it has two left feet. In the middle of the night on May 2,... KEEP READING

Profiles In Travel Management: Lego Builds Self-Booking ToolBy —Amon Cohen

Refusing to accept many of the orthodoxies of travel management, toy company Lego runs its own in-house travel department and--in conjunction with... KEEP READING

Aer Lingus To Exit AllianceBy —Jay Boehmer

Dublin, Ireland-based low-cost carrier Aer Lingus last week said it would leave the Oneworld airline alliance, following the go-ahead from its board of... KEEP READING

Buyers Happy With Amsterdam Schiphol's Registered Traveler VariationBy Amon Cohen

While a private Registered Traveler program is set to begin rolling out in the United States next month, Amsterdam's Schiphol Airport has been using a... KEEP READING

Eos Taps Toby Joseph To Head Corp. SalesBy Jay Boehmer

Six-month-old all-premium transatlantic carrier Eos Airlines last month appointed former TQ3 COO Toby Joseph as executive vice president of global sales... KEEP READING

Ruling Annuls US-EU Data DealBy David Meyer

The European Court of Justice last week ruled that the E.U. Council of Ministers did not have the legal status to agree that European airlines should... KEEP READING

Ruling Annuls US-EU Data Deal - 2006-06-05By David Meyer

The European Court of Justice last week ruled that the E.U. Council of Ministers did not have the legal status to agree that European airlines should... KEEP READING

BCD Seeks Global Card Partner, Inks Diners DealBy Jennifer Merritt

BCD Travel last week confirmed to Business Travel News its intention to establish a global card partnership before year-end. Meanwhile, BCD also... KEEP READING

Buyers Consider Green PolicyBy Amon Cohen

Some travel buyers at U.S.-based companies are investigating the environmental impact of their corporations' travel and assessing the eco-friendliness... KEEP READING

Credit Suisse Reducing Carbon Emissions, TravelBy Amon Cohen

Global financial services company Credit Suisse Group has launched one of the most ambitious projects yet to place environmental considerations at the... KEEP READING

Duty Of Care Raises U.K. Car RisksBy Amon Cohen

Travel managers with responsibility for the United Kingdom are being urged to review policy regarding employees driving vehicles on business trips as... KEEP READING

Europe's Card Fees EyedBy Michael B. Baker

The imminent merger of several European countries into a single domestic market could bring higher credit card fees to the area.... KEEP READING

More Articles