The U.S. Department of Justice's next stop in its fight against American Express may be the Supreme Court. In September, an appeals court ruled in favor of Amex, preserving the anti-steering rules the...

Online Reporting Attracts Attention Across The Atlantic By Lynn Woods Spurred by the unifying force of the euro as a single currency, corporate travel departments in Europe are consolidating and

Holiday Inn Express, Fairfield Top Economy Segment By Bruce Serlen Strong national economy or not, corporate travel buyers' eyes remain firmly focused on the bottom line, which suits executives at

Northwest Airlines late last week rescinded a policy to levy fees on travel agent bookings made through global distribution systems. The reversal came after 10 days of sharp criticism from GDS...

ARC's CTD Appointments Gaining Ground By Sarah Welt Ten months into the program, 25 Corporate Travel Departments have been approved, with another 30 companies in some stage of the

Chainwide hotel discounts once were a procurement hot potato. For years, many hotel companies resisted buyer requests for them. They softened that stance after seeing such deals as a vehicle to move the...

Agencies Experiment With New Call Center Tech. By Sarah Welt As call center technology rapidly advances, the mega travel management companies are testing and deploying more advanced

CWT Restructures Account Focus By Sarah WeltFt. Lauderdale - Carlson Wagonlit Travel has begun to reorganize itself to manage customers globally with single accountability, focusing on

As their workforces increasingly become mobile, organizations should do more to effectively measure and manage mobility programs, according to Runzheimer International. In finding that nearly...

The Star Alliance early next year will roll out a new payment and reporting system for corporate clients, Graham Atkinson, senior vice president of worldwide sales and alliances for United Airlines and...