The number of companies implementing new meeting policies or revising and strengthening bare-bones language appears to be on the upswing as corporate meeting and travel managers buttress verbiage to...

Asia/Pacific Prices Expected To Soar By Year-End By Angela Spiegel Demand for business and leisure travel in Asia, coupled with increasing price hikes and a slowing economy, will make it more

Major airlines still are operating express security lanes for their frequent travelers at hub airports despite indications from the U.S. Department of Transportation--now in charge of security...

WebCites Intranet Spotlight Shines On Corning's Gary RouschWebmaster is not typically an item on the list of job requirements for corporate travel managers, though being tech-savvy certainly helps.

Amex Makes Booking Play By Jay Campbell American Express this week will unveil a new corporate booking system called Corporate Travel Online, a modified version of GetThere.com's Global Manager

Leading Hotels To Corp. Mkt. Paul McManus, president and CEO of Leading Hotels of the World, spoke with BTN hotel editor Bruce Serlen recently about how travel managers can address availability and

New York - Enterprise Rent-A-Car, one of the world's largest rental car companies due to its stronghold in the off-airport replacement market, quietly is making major gains in the corporate travel...

Surging supply amid government spending austerity has taken a bit of the shine off China's hotel market, but the country remains by far the dominant market for development in the Asia/Pacific region.

Four midsize upscale and upper upscale hotel companies--Wyndham Hotels & Resorts, Kempinski Hotels, Pan Pacific Hotels and Rydges Hotels--today announced they will begin co-marketing their properties to...