Business Travel News is launching a new national travel technology trade show, Travel Technology World, at this year's Corporate Travel West conference, May 20 and 21 at the LAX Hilton.It's a

In response to the effects of Covid-19, Paris-based Accor currently has closed more than half of its Accor-branded hotels worldwide, with that number likely reaching two-thirds in the coming weeks, the...

Hospitality technology supplier Lanyon this week announced that it had been acquired by private equity firm Vista Equity Partners. Lanyon president and CEO Todd Tyler—who, along with the rest of...

Alaska Airlines signed a five-year, full-content agreement with Sabre Travel Network, including participation in Sabre's Efficient Access Solution . http://www.management.travel/newslog.2006071901

This year's hotel rate negotiation season promises to be an inimitable, wearisome one, according to Marc Stanley, Wyndham Hotel Group vice president of global sales in Europe, the Middle East and...

British Revenue and Customs authorities this week reversed a policy that would have caused headaches for U.S.-based companies filing value-added tax reclaims on behalf of their travelers. Slated to take...

Hotel request-for-proposal service provider Lodging Logistics during the past few years has broadened its scope beyond the electronic RFP tool to more of a "full-service sourcing" approach, according to...

Online corporate travel bookings in January surpassed those levels seen before September of last year and now account for about 45 percent of total bookings at companies, according to GetThere, a...

Two years after the major global distribution system providers struck new deals with U.S.-based legacy airlines to deliver their "full content" to travel buyers, questions still swirl over whether...

The economic slump and recent backlash against corporate events have taken their toll on U.S. outbound meetings and incentive travel. Some international planners are pursuing meetings business outside...