Alaska Airlines signed a five-year, full-content agreement with Sabre Travel Network, including participation in Sabre's Efficient Access Solution . http://www.management.travel/newslog.2006071901

The Global Business Travel Association "encourages" the Department of Transportation "to move quickly and require airlines to provide ancillary fee and fare information on any platform selling airline...

British Revenue and Customs authorities this week reversed a policy that would have caused headaches for U.S.-based companies filing value-added tax reclaims on behalf of their travelers. Slated to take...

Corps. Opt For PortalsAgents Build Corp. Travel Sites, Add Leisure By Megan Hjermstad Several of the largest corporate travel buyers recently launched custom Web sites, provided by mega agencies

ACTE Takes On Economy, Data Tampa - Florida sunshine could not melt away the economic concerns of travel buyers gathered here for the Association of Corporate Travel Executives' 13th annual

Peering in every corner for possible travel cost cuts, some companies have applied new tactics to lower their car rental and usage expenditures. According to Archstone Consulting principal Geoff Peters,...

The Department of Transportation plans later this year to propose a requirement for "extra fees to be displayed at all points of sale, not just on airline websites," bit.ly/hm5adW The New York...

This year's hotel rate negotiation season promises to be an inimitable, wearisome one, according to Marc Stanley, Wyndham Hotel Group vice president of global sales in Europe, the Middle East and...

Retooling Home DepotFourth In A Five-Part Series On Online Adoption By Jay Campbell Atlanta - Like hundreds, if not thousands, of travel managers, Cathy Spivey, senior manager of travel services

Options In The Air By David Jonas Reeling from deteriorating revenue and traffic trends, the nation's major airlines are dangling incentives in front of travelers and corporate travel buyers, but