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Burgeoning Supply Helps Golf Mtg. Buyers Find DealsBy Maria Lenhart

Corporate meeting planners shopping around for golf sites will find a lot to choose from these days, as the number of new and improved golf courses... KEEP READING

Corps. Seek Higher Exec. Board Meeting Service LevelsBy Jennifer Merritt

Most companies still remain conscientious about the costs of executive board meetings, though both corporate demand and the prices hotels charge for... KEEP READING

Delta Reveals Group ToolBy Corrie Dosh

Delta Air Lines plans to roll out an automated group-booking tool in early 2006 to replace the groups and meetings department it eliminated nearly one... KEEP READING

Dubai Coaxes Corp. Travel With Lodging DevelopmentBy Robert Selwitz

Dubai's business and political leaders are continuing the expansion of a city-state that, they predict, within five years will be home to more quality... KEEP READING

Expansion At Japan's Three Major Airports UnderwayBy Frank Rosci

Construction projects at Japan's three largest international airports Tokyo's Narita, Kansai in Osaka and Central Japan International in Nagoya, the... KEEP READING

Gov. Eyes Data PrivacyBy Corrie Dosh

Proposed legislation aimed at protecting personal information and deterring identity theft could affect both corporate meeting buyers and suppliers, as... KEEP READING

India's Growth Brings Both Challenges And OpportunityBy Amon Cohen

Buyers managing inbound and outbound corporate travel for the rapidly growing business market in India face several challenges, ranging from high prices... KEEP READING

Managing Meetings At: SunTrust Banks--Co. Leverages Transient Pricing For Small Mtgs.By Corrie Dosh

Following two years of collecting basic data on meetings expenditures, Atlanta-based SunTrust Banks Inc. in 2006 plans to roll out a program to... KEEP READING

Meetings Beat - 2005-11-14

Meetings technology provider Arcaneo Inc. last month announced that it has partnered with TRX, which offers transaction processing and online booking... KEEP READING

Meetings Pricier, More FrequentBy Corrie Dosh

Higher air and hotel costs in the past six months have not deterred corporations from holding more events with greater numbers of attendees, according... KEEP READING

Aramark Shifts Toward TransientBy Corrie Dosh

Philadelphia-based Aramark Corp. plans to increase transient and leisure sales because of "flat" meetings demand at its Aramark Harrison conference... KEEP READING

Co. To See Returns On Online Tool InvestmentBy Corrie Dosh

The implementation of meetings management technology that links attendee registration with online booking and creates automated data reports this year... KEEP READING

Corps. Slow To Embrace Onsite Attendee Mgmt. ToolsBy Corrie Dosh

Such developments in onsite event data management as automated attendee tracking, data transfer and wireless options may take years to be adopted by... KEEP READING

Financial Co. Budgets Remain Flat Despite Rate HikesBy Corrie Dosh

Some financial services companies have yet to increase 2006 meetings budgets, even as hotel rates increase and availability tightens. Some events may... KEEP READING

Financial Firms Raising The Level Of Incentive TravelBy Charlene Koski

Incentive travel among financial corporations seems to be on the rise some analysts estimated more than a 20 percent increase in such travel during the... KEEP READING

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