Data Debated CTW Sparked Dialogue On Economy, Privacy New York - Concerns about data ownership capped off a Corporate Travel World conference and exhibition abuzz with talk about the changing

Cos. Leverage On A Smaller Scale By Megan Hjermstad Corporations with small and midsize travel volumes are at a distinct disadvantage when it comes to negotiating with suppliers. Nonetheless,

Consumer Sites Make Inroads Into Biz Booking Arena By Jay Campbell Thousands of small businesses are using such consumer-oriented Internet travel sites as Expedia and Travelocity, which have

Critical steps in the implementation of a strategic meetings management program are identifying direct and indirect stakeholders, defining their roles and optimizing their contributions, according to...

Recent quarterly financial results, present conditions and projections show most major U.S. carriers continuing to grow passenger traffic and capacity amid strong travel demand. Unlike preceding...

The three largest U.S. airlines and a handful of airline trade organizations, which are asking the Obama administration to open review of Open Skies agreements with Qatar and the United Arab Emirates,...

Woodside Becomes Radius By Megan Hjermstad Vancouver - Woodside Travel Trust tomorrow at its annual shareholders meeting will announce its new corporate identity as Radius, emphasizing its vision

The U.S. Department of Transportation late last month gave Continental, Delta and Northwest airlines final approval for their tripartite codeshare arrangement but several conditions on joint corporate...

Call For Directory Entries Business travel services providers who have not previously been listed in BTN 's annual Black Book directory should contact BTN Editor-in-Chief David Meyer at...

Travel buyer representatives met the European Commission in Brussels today to mount a rearguard action to prevent it from fully deregulating global distribution systems in Europe. They fear deregulation...