Given the wide variance between business travel industry cost predictions for 2009, it will be interesting next year to assess which forecasters came closest. The latest projections--issued separately...

After news broke Tuesday morning that Marriott International president and CEO Arne Sorenson had died after his struggle with cancer, condolences and tributes poured forth from members of the...

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The National Business Travel Association and its Foundation enlisted BCD Travel's Advito consulting arm to produce a toolkit and benchmarking resources for responsible travel management. To be...

Countries including France, Germany, the Netherlands and Ireland have banned flights from the UK and introduced stringent quarantine measures for those arriving from the UK. The EU is expected to meet...

U.S. corporate card issuers Bank of America Merrill Lynch, Citibank, JPMorgan Chase and U.S. Bank are increasing their global scope, reporting greater demand from travel buyers to support global travel...

Hotel reservations service Hotel.info has partnered with business social networking sites to simplify the booking process for corporate travelers, who account for about 60 percent of the company's...

Most global airlines will be bankrupt by the end of May, and the global aviation industry will face "catastrophe" without "coordinated government and industry action," according to analysis from the...

Booz & Co. director of global sourcing and travel Doug Weeks resigned this morning as president of the Association of Corporate Travel Executives in a letter to the ACTE board, effectively signaling the...

Business travel prices will continue to decrease or remain stable in the first half of 2010, but could rise in the back half as suppliers remove discount programs and raise fares and average daily rates...