DFW At Center Of Area Revitalization By Frank Rosci The North Texas cities of Dallas and Fort Worth are regarded as one of the leading business travel and corporate meetings growth

Amex: Gap Closing On Increases By Sarah Welt New York - Business travel prices are expected to increase 2 to 3 percent in 2000, the smallest overall increase in six years, according

The Society of Incentive & Travel Executives has launched the first capital drive in its 31-year history to raise money for educational projects and to increase membership among younger professionals,...

2000 BTN Editorial Board Business Travel News wishes to recognize the contributions that the following people have made so far and for service yet to come in providing a sounding board for our

Galileo Taps Hach For Corp. Sales Veteran Hertz salesman John Hach is making his debut as Galileo International's new director of corporate sales during BTN's Corporate Travel World this

Chicago Airport Developments Snag On Disagreements By Deborah Mora Business travelers around the world might be wondering whether they will have to fly into an airport 37 miles away

The Association of Corporate Travel Executives today issued a white paper on airfare reform, pinpointing several reasons for change, including an overly complex fare structure, unpredictable and...

WTP Integrates Mtg. Software By Chris DavisMega travel agency WorldTravel Partners, fresh from its merger with BTI Americas, is testing a new Web-based meetings application that will

Cap In Hand, Buyers Renegotiating By Sarah WeltThree weeks after the first international commission cap, many travel managers and their agencies are beginning to realize that the hit

Marriott International late last month introduced total trip pricing at all of its more than 2,700 properties worldwide. Marriott now fully discloses to its guests before they book a stay all additional...