While the dark cloud of tight hotel occupancies and rising room rates is likely to remain over New York City through 2007 and beyond, there also is a silver lining in the form of new and improved hotels...

Punctuated late last year by the creation of a centralized hotel sourcing process, ING Americas has saved more than $3 million by developing a procurement-based meetings management program. The new...

As we approach the end of another tumultuous year, Business Travel News would like to wish all of its readers happy holidays and success in the year ahead. BTN particularly would like to thank the...

The Copenhagen-based corporate purchasing consortium Travelpool Europe has become one of the first travel buyers in Europe to build direct connections for air bookings. It has developed its own system...

With the New York hotel market bursting at the seams and new hotel sites in midtown Manhattan in short supply, developers are increasingly turning to locations in downtown Manhattan, Brooklyn, Queens...

Rival global distribution system owners Sabre and Cendant are starting to roll out new integrated platforms that have the look and feel of their online travel agency offerings, Travelocity and Orbitz,...

St. Regis Opens Seamlessly In Center City By Frank Rosci One of the great names in the hotel industry--St. Regis--recently has raised the level of business travel options in

Last Call On BTN's Tech Directory Business Travel News is in the final stages of collecting data for the annual Automation Directory to be published Sept. 27. The deadline to submit

Carlson Closing Down Onsites By Sarah Welt Minneapolis - By phasing out onsites in favor of moving the bulk of its clients to a network of five large call centers, Carlson Wagonlit Travel is

The leadership of the National Business Travel Association for the next two years will be decided in San Diego in two weeks at NBTA's 37th annual convention during a direct members-only business session...