Travel Leaders Corporate named former Amex manager Roger Gould as VP of western region sales . http://www.management.travel/newslog.2009101601

USOP Spins Off Travel By Sarah WeltWashington, D.C. - U.S. Office Products, the travel industry's fastest-growing new mega agency, last week announced plans to spin off four separate

PwC Saves Thru Mtg./Travel ConvergencePriceWaterhouseCoopers By Chris Davis Aggressively moving to capture and manage one of the largest corporate meeting programs in the country,

Economic Ills Spur Biz Travel Cutbacks By Megan Hjermstad Corporate travel managers are bearing increasing pressure from senior management to reduce costs as concern about an economic downturn

Scandinavian airline SAS has exited U.S. Chapter 11 bankruptcy proceedings, the carrier announced Wednesday.

U.S. hotel occupancy rates dropped 3.6 percent in the first half of 2002 over the same period in 2001, while revenues per available room, an indicator of hotel profitability, slipped 7.4 percent,...

We are looking at an industry grappling with the imminent shutdown of the Civil Aeronautics Board coupled with a simultaneous trigger that deregulated, on Jan. 1, 1986, which entities are authorized to...

Japan Airlines System and All Nippon Airways, Japan's two main airlines, this month said they will receive emergency aid from a state-run bank to help them overcome the impact of SARS and the Iraq war.

Reed & Mackay is integrating carbon emission data from Squake into its booking, policy and approval tools, the travel management company announced.  

Three years after Christine Duffy became president and COO of Maritz McGettigan, parent company Maritz Travel last month appointed her president and CEO, following the resignation of CEO Jeff Reinberg.