As the meetings industry ponders the effects of the announced acquisition of mega agency Rosenbluth International by American Express, the aftermath of the 2001 acquisition of McGettigan Partners by...

IDC Sizes Expense Market By Mary Ann McNulty In its first in-depth study of the travel expense management application market, International Data Corp. of Framingham, Mass.,

Travelers, in an annual airport satisfaction study released last week by J.D. Power and Associates, cited airport efficiency, attentive customer service and the convenience of concessions located closer...

The hotel committee of the National Business Travel Association yesterday announced that changes to its modular electronic request for proposal format for the upcoming 2003 bid season would be kept to...

Carriers Set Sites On Web By David Jonas Continental, Delta, Northwest and United recently announced a joint travel portal on the Internet that will provide visitors access to

Hilton Hotels Corp. and Carlson Hotels Worldwide this month became the first major hotel companies to announce online checkin, allowing travelers to register electronically for their rooms in advance of...

The four major global distribution systems Amadeus, Galileo, Sabre and Worldspan are in the midst of enabling airfare unbundling and other travel merchandising options. Such carriers as Air Canada,...

Eurostar last month announced that its business travel ticket sales volume increased 11.9 percent in 2007, a main driver in the record 8.26 million passengers the cross-border train operator carried...

Best Western Offers Buyers Availability, Biz Rooms By Bruce Serlen Facing increased competition for the business travel dollar in the limited service sector, Best Western International is moving to

Additional Accommodations Breeze Into The Windy City By Robert Selwitz Though Chicago has an abundance of rooms, business travelers trying to find last-minute accommodations often go to great