The number of nights business travelers typically spend at extended stay hotels has changed gradually during the past year. Either because of the weak economy or buyers' growing sophistication in...

Despite its announcement last week of record transaction levels and a 17 percent increase in revenue during the second quarter of 2005, Navigant International reported declining profit margins for the...

Expense management providers are continuing to enhance their product offerings although none are mimicking largest competitor Concur Technologies' recent move of acquiring a booking tool. DataBasics,...

GetThere Partners For FulfillmentTeaming online with TQ3 Maritz And Itravel By Jay Campbell While trying to avoid alienating travel management companies with which it is closely aligned, such as

U.S. Bank is putting its money where its technology is thriving. The bank has made a two-year, multimillion-dollar investment to upgrade its Access Online commercial card management system and mobile...

Applying procurement methodology to air sourcing earned Avaya $2.6 million in savings from reduced average ticket pricing in the first six months of its new preferred air program. Senior manager of...

Co. Tries Car AuctionKroger Rings Up Savings Using Online Tool By Megan Hjermstad As corporate travel buyers increasingly seek purchasing opportunities created by the Internet, some are beginning

More business travel buyers are trading down in their 2003 hotel programs, opting either to desert full service hotels in favor of midprice alternatives or substantially increase the number of midprice...

American Express said corporate spending on travel and entertainment grew in the final quarter of 2003 at a year-over-year rate of 10 percent, compared with 7 percent in the third quarter and no growth...