Biz Up, Costs Down By David Meyer Corporate America is spending $20 billion more on business travel in 1996 than it did three years ago as the numbers of travelers and frequent travelers rise

American Airlines and JetBlue are adding new routes out of New York and Boston starting later this year, 24 new routes altogether, to boost the new Northeast Alliance between the two carriers.  

In the year since Liz Carisone became CEO of black car service GroundLink, she's introduced new pricing structures and enhanced reporting and trip control. She also told BTN the company is using its...

Carlson Wagonlit Travel this week began communicating to clients it would charge $2 per airline ticket in an effort to offset the costs generated by global distribution systems' opt-in programs, which...

The U.S. Department of Homeland Security this month took a pivotal step toward implementing a new online system that better secures the Visa Waiver Program, issuing an interim final rule that deploys...

Travel management company Hogg Robinson Group announced today that it pushed underlying pre-tax profits up 15 percent to £28.4 million for the year ending March 31, despite a revenue fall from £351.3...

Banking giant Wachovia Corp. has partnered with GE Money's Corporate Payment Services to provide by the end of the year a corporate card product that includes travel and entertainment capabilities, the...

The lodging industry reported mostly negative year-over year figures in all four regions of the world in November , according to Smith Travel Research Global. Occupancy and average daily rates in the...

Every corporation wants to believe its organization is well run and all its employees have good intentions. The majority of people do, but in every organization, there are a few who are committing...

Direct Corp. Purchasing Is Not The Future...It's Now The mission of the corporate travel manager as I have seen it for the past six years is to "focus on the purchase of travel elements at the best