Major U.S. airlines during the past two weeks reported sustained growth in corporate travel demand and ongoing success in hiking fares. Concern about surging oil costs should provide further momentum to...

In the seven years since the National Business Travel Association's Groups and Meetings Committee first coined the term "strategic meetings management," there have been radical changes in the way some...

The concept of consortia or collective buying surfaces in travel industry discussions every three or four years. Travel buyers and suppliers passionately debate the theory's pros and cons, analyzing why...

BTN is following a single group of meeting practitioners throughout 2021 to assess corporate meetings' progress as companies return to face-to-face events. Kicking off a three-part series are Takeda...

TQ3 Travel Solutions has lost French licensee Protravel to Carlson Wagonlit Travel. CWT and Protravel will create a new company under the Carlson Wagonlit name. However, Protravel is contracted to...

Omni Hotels & Resorts reported that its average daily rate during the first quarter of 2011 increased by 5.9 percent year over year...

With last month's acquisition of the Munich, Germany-based travel management company MTM Reisen, Expedia Corporate Travel now claims the largest international presence of the three online-originating...

BMO Financial Group's agreement to acquire Diners Club's North American franchise from Citigroup potentially could reinvigorate Diners Club's waning usage among large companies while providing new...

Corporate travel buyers and many of the industry's key supplier and agency executives, gathered for the 13th annual Masters Program last month in Washington, D.C., generally seemed skeptical about GDS...

American Express in January began "a small test" in Manila to identify whether offshore customer servicing is an option for corporate managed travel, said executive vice president of North America...