Cos. Leverage On A Smaller Scale By Megan Hjermstad Corporations with small and midsize travel volumes are at a distinct disadvantage when it comes to negotiating with suppliers. Nonetheless,

Consumer Sites Make Inroads Into Biz Booking Arena By Jay Campbell Thousands of small businesses are using such consumer-oriented Internet travel sites as Expedia and Travelocity, which have

Aided by an intranet-based page that suggests travel alternatives based on specific meeting parameters and budgets, Ernst & Young LLP is saving about $200,000 per month by using videoconferencing and...

Woodside Becomes Radius By Megan Hjermstad Vancouver - Woodside Travel Trust tomorrow at its annual shareholders meeting will announce its new corporate identity as Radius, emphasizing its vision

Marriott International reported fourth-quarter 2019 systemwide comparable global revenue per available room growth of 1.1 percent year over year in constant dollars to $112.09. Occupancy was up 0.8...

After more than two years of baggage and other a la carte fees, corporate travel buyers remain stymied by efforts to track such expenses, negotiate discounts for them, bring their purchases into...

Tightening credit availability as a result of the global financial crisis could hinder corporate travel and entertainment card negotiations, particularly for small and midmarket companies looking to...

The U.S. Department of Transportation late last month gave Continental, Delta and Northwest airlines final approval for their tripartite codeshare arrangement but several conditions on joint corporate...

American Airlines this afternoon followed Delta Air Lines in eliminating base commissions on all tickets issued by travel agencies in the United States--including Puerto Rico and the U.S. Virgin...

Critical steps in the implementation of a strategic meetings management program are identifying direct and indirect stakeholders, defining their roles and optimizing their contributions, according to...