Euro Biz Buyers Hold Out On Travel Automation Sabre To Test Euro Tech Market By Amon CohenFrom nylons and rock'n'roll through Leonardo DiCaprio, Europeans have gratefully

Industry Efforts Open Eyes Of Gov't To Travel's Impact As many of you may recall, the Travel Business Roundtable announced a major coup last year. In July 1998, Gene Sperling, assistant to

The U.S. Senate passed the Travel Promotion Act. A companion bill in the U.S. House of Representatives is now in committee . The legislation--which in 2008 passed in the House but not the Senate before...

Meetings management company Groupize has expanded its team with six executive hires. Groupize has named former Orbitz analyst and IBM team lead Adam Siskin as CFO, former Convene executive Courtney...

The United States is working toward reciprocal registered traveler programs with Australia, Germany and the U.K., according to a DHS official. Speaking at the National Business Travel Association...

Dell and EMC Corp. Merged in 2016 to become dellemc. The company is now known as Dell Technologies, and the travel programs consolidated in 2018, including the full implementation of American Express...

Canadian Corps. Spend More On U.S.-Bound Travel By Carolyn GreenMarkham, Ont. - Canadian corporations are allocating a significantly larger share of their T&E budgets to

Air Canada's overall corporate segment "remains steady," EVP of revenue and network planning Mark Galardo said during a Thursday earnings call.  

FONT SIZE="+3" Co. Tests Travel One's Expense Reporting Software By Mary Ann McNulty Mt. Laurel, N.J. - Okidata last month became one of three companies to pilot test Travel One's new ExpenseOne

  Chooose further solidifies its position as a channel by which corporations can partner with carriers for the purchase of sustainable aviation fuel.