Economist John Calverley of American Express Bank last month addressed attendees at The Masters Program, co-sponsored by the National Business Travel Association. He presented a handful of key...

Southwest Airlines today lowered its highest one-way, walk-up fares, to $299 from $399, in an effort to stimulate business travel.

Amid this summer's flurry of online booking tool integrations with expense tool providers and meetings management technology, links to third-party content and launches of mobile service, most travel...

Travelocity Business this week confirmed it signed Lockheed Martin to a five-year, global agreement, representing the largest-ever corporate account win for an online-originating travel management...

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Sabre Travel Network in June began providing its fully automated QREX Plus air ticket repricing technology in the Americas, joining its semi-automated Quick Refunds and Exchanges tool and, like the...

Travelocity Business lined up sibling company Zuji to provide fulfillment in Australia, Hong Kong, Singapore, South Korea and Taiwan for multinational clients. TBiz will not solicit locally...

Like an increasing number of his peers, Miller Brewing Co. corporate services manager Don Draves is balancing travel with a full plate of other responsibilities that range from dining and catering to...

Best Western president and CEO David Kong last week spoke with Business Travel News hotel editor Michael B. Baker about the hotel chain's drive to reclaim corporate marketshare, plans for expansion in...

The National Business Travel Association Foundation today introduced the Global Leadership Professional designation, which builds on the teachings of the organization's existing master's degree-level...