How Can Data Be Responsibly Shared? The practice of sharing data with suppliers raises questions that have been simmering within the travel industry. No question is as controversial as who owns the

Hotels Debut In Bay Area By Judy Jacobs Two new major hotels will open in downtown San Francisco this year, giving business travelers more options than ever before and reinforcing the growing

Fond Farewell To Friends This long-time Business Travel News reader was deeply moved by the obituaries of Annika Ortmark-Sellebo and Bill Maritz, both with exceptional careers (BTN, March 12). Not

The Sabre Travel Network yesterday responded quickly to Northwest Airlines' decision to impose a fee on all domestic tickets issued through global distribution systems, firing back with its own policy...

TTW: Future Of Direct Connections, GDS Industry Visionaries will discuss direct connections between corporate buyers and suppliers at next month's Travel Technology World, at the Chicago

Mtgs. Pro To Enhance Continental Alliances, Web Presence By Chris Davis Candie Gerakos, new head of Continental Airlines' meetings division, is charged with developing group travel

Everett, Mass. - BostonCoach has rolled out the industry's first reporting tool that enables travel managers, using a special login and password, to access chauffeured transportation data off the...

ACTE XI Honors Chevron's Godfrey H3CENTERReporter's Notebook: Top Buyers, Supplier Reps Pursue Capital Ideas/CENTER/H3 Washington - The Association of Corporate Travel Executives last month

GetThere, Galileo Customize By Jay Campbell GetThere Inc. this week will launch a new product designed to let airlines, travel agencies and others customize booking sites for small and midsize

Dusseldorf Aims For More Traffic By Fred Gebhart Dusseldorf is counting on new airport and train terminals to lure business travelers away from the familiar concourses of Frankfurt and Amsterdam.