In late 2004, Dublin, Ohio-based health care products and services provider Cardinal Health embarked on a corporate philosophy overhaul that profoundly impacted the company's corporate travel division,...

The Delta Companies, a Dallas-based healthcare staffing and recruiting firm, has reaped savings and increased operational efficiencies after it transitioned to a full-time in-house travel management...

Linda McNairy will become CEO of Markey's, succeeding Mark Miller, effective November 3. McNairy is among the industry's veteran leaders of meetings management and technology; she has over 25 years of...

While the vast majority of senior financial executives foresee continuing cuts in business travel budgets, they still plan to invest in revenue-generating travel for their companies, according to a...

The top brass at major domestic airlines during second-quarter earnings calls in the past week acknowledged a slight slowdown in business travel traffic, but many noted that growing yield, declining...

Business Travel News editors again proudly recognize the 25 business and government executives whose decisions held the greatest sway over the business travel industry in the previous year.

MasterCard Inc. cut first-quarter internal travel expenses by 64 percent , or $16 million, year over year, according to CFO Martina Hund-Mejean, who cited "continuing cost reduction...

A majority of travel managers expect their travel spend in 2005 to increase, according to a survey conducted this month by Citigroup Smith Barney.