As European Traffic Rises, So Do Delays By Amon Cohen The travails of the business traveler battling against the constant outages of the Federal Aviation Authority's dilapidated air traffic control

Charter Co. Embraces Agents By David Jonas Flight chartering company Air Partner USA recently created a preferred program that offers travel agents a new opportunity to add value to their services

Cisco Systems, a San Jose, Calif.-based Internet networking company, is moving quickly to provide its employees with round-the-clock travel services through a consolidated global infrastructure that...

In evaluating expense management solutions, "ease of use" was the most important criteria for more than a third of 130 surveyed finance professionals. Conducted in the winter of 2011-12, the poll by the...

Sharing Data: A Business Requirement By Michael Whitesage hrMichael Whitesage is president of Prism Group Inc., a travel system development and consulting firm based in Albuquerque,

SIA's New Net Fare Contracts Net Nothing By Gerardine Donough-Tan Singapore Airlines' net fare contracts for multinational companies and local conglomerates with huge travel

Roundtable's Index Rebounds In January The January Travel Business Roundtable Index of Leading Economic Indicators rose 1.2 percent, a relatively strong showing, while the Conference

Customized CRS To Slash Corporate Costs By Gayathri Santhirasegaran A Malaysian agency is investing in a customized reservation system to save corporate clients travel and

Buyers Blaze Asian Trail By Sarah Welt Pioneering travel managers at Hewlett-Packard, Thomson Consumer Electronics and Philips Electronics have faced the challenges and achieved

BTN executive editor Jay Campbell on Oct. 24 met with Worldspan president and CEO Paul Blackney to discuss rapidly changing travel distribution. The veteran global distribution system CEO joined...