Buyers Want More From DOT By Jay CampbellThe corporate travel community last month welcomed the Department of Transportation's proposed guidelines on anticompetitive airline practices

OP-ED: Seeking 'Nirvana' By Danamichele BrennenDanamichele Brennen O'Brien is vice president and chief travel scientist at Rosenbluth International in Philadelphia. The key to reaching

Airfares Expected to Increase Only Slightly in 1999 By Jay CampbellTravel industry analysts are recommending to corporate travel managers that moderate business airfare increases are

Tiered Pricing Gains Foothold By Sarah Welt As online booking grabs the attention--and begins to capture the volume--of corporate travelers, corporations that have rolled out

Web Cites By Deborah Mora Interim Housing Options Featured Online When hotel rooms are sold out, corporate travel managers can check out corporatechoices.com, a list of interim

Small Mtgs. Go Hi-Tech Pegasus, Hilton, Hyatt Cooperate On Automating Groups Up To 50 By Cheryl Rosen Dallas - Two hotel companies and two travel managers are helping build

Pan-Euro Call Centers Ahead By Amon Cohen After a year's intensive review of its distribution policy, Carlson Wagonlit Travel has announced its intention to service half of its

Corporate Incentive Trips For Work And Play Booming By Chris Davis Both corporations that consider incentive travel a luxury reserved for only the best economic times and those that

NBTA Holds Off On New RFP By Bruce Serlen The National Business Travel Association will not be making any adjustments or enhancements to its standardized request for proposals hotel form this year

Hotels Make Room For Internet Access By Bruce Serlen Hotel chains are moving to the guest room, and beyond, to meet business traveler demand for high-speed Internet accessibility. Within the same