Corporate travel buyers and many of the industry's key supplier and agency executives, gathered for the 13th annual Masters Program last month in Washington, D.C., generally seemed skeptical about GDS...

In the seven years since the National Business Travel Association's Groups and Meetings Committee first coined the term "strategic meetings management," there have been radical changes in the way some...

American Express reported significantly increased spending on travel and its corporate cards for the third quarter of 2010, as chairman and CEO Kenneth Chenault cautioned of potential impacts from the...

Travel managers have long struggled with hotel rate parity, accessing accurate rates and amenities in corporate booking portals, and digesting all the associated data, but why? Speakers here at The Beat...

The concept of consortia or collective buying surfaces in travel industry discussions every three or four years. Travel buyers and suppliers passionately debate the theory's pros and cons, analyzing why...

Major U.S. airlines during the past two weeks reported sustained growth in corporate travel demand and ongoing success in hiking fares. Concern about surging oil costs should provide further momentum to...

Chrome River has launched a user interface for its website that will eliminate the need for mobile users to use an app. Previously, travelers could access Chrome River's complete tool set only on...

As Enterprise Holdings closed the books on its 2019 fiscal year last month, president and COO Christine Taylor and SVP of business rental sales and international tour Don Moore recently updated BTN on...

For the sixth year in a row, Delta Air Lines soared above its competition in BTN's annual Airline Survey, but the results gave all carriers room to boast, as buyer satisfaction levels rose nearly across...

BMO Financial Group's agreement to acquire Diners Club's North American franchise from Citigroup potentially could reinvigorate Diners Club's waning usage among large companies while providing new...