SITE Plans Incentives Road Show By Chris Davis A large majority of American corporations don't use any incentive other than cash to motivate employees, and the new president of the

2001 Best practitioners In its 2001 Best Practitioners issue, Meetings Today for the first time recognizes the achievements of the meeting industry's top corporate buyers. Candidates, who were

Three major U.S. carriers this week reported May monthly traffic numbers. While two showed continued declines, there were positive signs.

A New Pro Air? Startup Attempts To Fill Plane W/ Corporate Guarantees By Jay Campbell Rochelle Park, N.J. - Playing a twist on the Pro Air model, a start-up company is

Travelport announced late yesterday that it has abandoned its initial public offering of shares and intention to float on the London Stock Exchange.

Aiming to alleviate some of the pain of expense reporting, several expense technology providers recently have announced enhanced receipt imaging or new approaches designed to speed preparation, approval...

Corporate housing inventory dropped by 5.7 percent in 2008 and is forecast to continue in that direction this year while rates increased slightly but behind the rest of the lodging industry, according...

With the number of meetings increasing, a strong economy and the continuance of a hotel and meeting space seller's market, meeting buyers continue to see lead times getting shorter.

Amadeus Prez Sees Tech Shifts By Cheryl Rosen Tells ACTE Global Agencies, GDSs Must Reinvent Themselves Madrid - If a revolution is, as José Tazón defines it, "a

Talaris Signs GetThere, Sun Microsystems