Agencies Do Deals By Megan Hjermstad M&A activity continues on the travel agency front, with small and midsize players forming strategic alliances to increase their size and improve their

Carsten Spohr, Lufthansa Group chairman & CEO, Emperor of the European Skies

MeyerWashington, D.C. - Revelations by the top travel services decision makers at Microsoft, IBM, EDS, Sabre and Andersen Consulting, along

Albuquerque, N. M. - A new version of the Prism Group's Travel Manager's Workstation debuted this month, with a Microsoft

Supplier Web Sites That Reach Out To Corporate Buyers By Jay Campbell Not all travel suppliers are up to speed when it comes to offering online information, let alone resources, specifically for

Revenue Management Teams With Electronic Commerce By Bob Cross Every 20 years or so, there are revolutionary events that radically change the economics of the travel industry. Savvy

Europe Ripe For STPs Belgian Buyer Reaps Cross-Border Savings By Amon Cohen Montell Polyolefins Company N.V. has shaved an estimated 8 percent off its European travel budget

SITE Prez: Taxes Hinder Incentive Growth By Chris Davis Though a general consensus exists that 2000 will wind up a strong year for corporate incentive travel, with more corporations incorporating

The U.S. Department of Justice's next stop in its fight against American Express may be the Supreme Court. In September, an appeals court ruled in favor of Amex, preserving the anti-steering rules the...

Prospects Brighten For Improved Negotiating By Maria P. VallejoThe future looks brighter for travel buyers negotiating for better rates and services because oversupply and declining