Are Carrier Web Sites A Good Deal? Carriers are planning to make their Web sites as user friendly as their ads. The goal is to encourage travelers to "stick" to the sites. Current studies show that

LETTERS: Redirect on Direct Links I wanted to respond to your article (BTN, March 8) that reported that ETLink will become the first online booking system to connect corporate travel buyers

Following two years of collecting basic data on meetings expenditures, Atlanta-based SunTrust Banks Inc. in 2006 plans to roll out a program to outsource large events to a meetings and incentives...

Blackney's Back, Now As Worldspan CEO By Cheryl Rosen After a short hiatus from a lifetime in travel distribution, Paul Blackney is about to return to the helm of a GDS again, this

In Havana, U.S. Transportation Secretary Anthony Foxx has signed an arrangement to re-establish scheduled air service between the United States and Cuba for the first time in more...

DOD Awards Team End-To-End Automation Contract By Mary Ann McNultyAlexandria, Va. - Four years after the Department of Defense began reengineering travel services, it has awarded the

U.S. Bank updated its Access Online mobile app to allow corporate clients to request and receive virtual cards from their Android and iOS smartphones, the bank announced Wednesday. The app launched in...

The industry's worst-kept secret is about to be made public as Carlson Wagonlit Travel finalizes plans to buy TQ3 Americas in a deal that could be completed as early as next week. A TQ3 official in St....

In Memorium Travel industry patriarch Curtis Carlson died on Feb. 19, following a stroke. His passing comes almost a year after he handed the presidency of Carlson Cos. to his daughter