AccorHotels CFO Jean-Jacques Morin announced during the company's earnings call for the first half of the year that it has decided not to pursue a strategic alliance with Air France-KLM. In early June,...

PKF Reports Shift In Hotel Occupancy Pendulum By Maria P. VallejoVolume consolidation and flexibility in travel plans still top the list of the best ways to get bargain deals during

In Room & Lobby, Hotels Roll Out 24-Hour Support By Maria P. VallejoResponding to the demands of top-level business travelers for the services and amenities that keep them

Budapest - International hotel chains are targeting the growing market of long-stay business travelers by building luxury apartments and brushing up their corporate services.Marriott International

Study: Hotels Are Behind The Technology Curve By Lynn Woods A new study suggests that corporate travel buyers may be faced with a new type of hotel surcharge in the near future to

Letter FONT SIZE="+1"Numbers Don't Add Up We at Tzell enjoyed The 1999 Business Travel Survey (BTN, May 31). Every year we eagerly look forward to seeing our progress illustrated in your

A new advocacy group, Gateway Global Alliance, has formed to lobby for funds to upgrade the New York area's three major airports.

Thai Currency Crisis Trims T&E--For The Short Term By Fred GebhartWhile Thailand, like the rest of Southeast Asia, continues to experience currency devaluations, travel managers

OP-ED: Buyers Beware Of Strategic Sourcing By Ralph D. BrownRalph D. Brown is president of R.D. Brown Co., a travel management consulting firm headquartered in South Elgin,

E-Tix Interlining Standard Nears By Amon CohenLondon - One of travel managers' biggest objections to electronic ticketing will be removed within the next 12 months when airlines reach