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Women Spend Less on AirfareBy Amanda Metcalf & Amon Cohen

Female business travelers spend less money on airfare—an average of $17.30, or 2 percent of the average ticket price—according to a CWT Solutions Group... KEEP READING

EU Could End Visa Waivers for United States & CanadaBy Michael B. Baker

The European Union may start requiring visas for visitors from both the United States and Canada, according to The Wall Street Journal. The European... KEEP READING

Corporate Expense Programs Have Matured—Now What?By JoAnn DeLuna

Less than 20 percent of Databasics' new business in 2015 represented companies that were trading in their spreadsheets and homegrown systems for an... KEEP READING

GBTA Updates Travel Risk Management Assessment ToolBy JoAnn DeLuna

The Global Business Travel Association and iJet on Thursday released an enhanced travel risk management self-assessment tool with additional questions... KEEP READING

Amex GBT Names Sabre's Elizondo Head of Global Business ConsultingBy Julie Sickel

American Express Global Business Travel appointed former Sabre executive Rodolfo Elizondo as vice president and head of global business consulting.... KEEP READING

International SOS Releases Itinerary-Forwarding FeatureBy JoAnn DeLuna

Joint clients of International SOS and risk management consultancy Control Risks now can more easily capture travel details for trips booked outside the... KEEP READING

More Than 10% Found Their Risk-Management Plans Ineffective After BrusselsBy Amanda Metcalf

Of those global corporate travel buyers with risk-management plans in place, 81 percent found theirs to be effective after the March 22 Brussels terror... KEEP READING

Concur's Mike Koetting on TripLink's Maturity

Air supplier integrations with TripLink will start going live soon, Mike Koetting told BTN, joining hotels, car rental suppliers and travel management... KEEP READING

What It's Like to Manage Travelers in Brussels Right Now

Yves Galimidi, owner of Brussels-based Business Travel, Meetings & Mobility Solutions and former travel buyer for IKEA,... KEEP READING

After Brussels: Traveler Safety Advice for Brussels, France, Europe & Worldwide

Travel safety company International SOS has issued the following guidance after the dual bombings in Brussels that killed more than 30 people and... KEEP READING

The One-Page Travel Policy: Myth or Reality?By Julie Sickel

The travel policy: It's the framework for most any managed travel program, no matter the size. But with the rise of customizable online booking tools... KEEP READING

Brussels Attacks: Airport & Flight Status, Business Travel Community ReactsBy Elizabeth West & Michael B. Baker

Two explosions in Brussels, one at the airport in Zaventem and one at Maelbeek metro station near the European Union headquarters, have paralyzed the... KEEP READING

Expense Report Auditing Software Prioritizes Case Reviews for AuditorsBy JoAnn DeLuna

Expense-monitoring and -auditing software company Oversight Systems now prioritizes expense reports based on number of hours a corporation's internal... KEEP READING

Three Gut Checks on Dinova's New Loyalty SchemeBy Elizabeth West

Corporate dining network Dinova now allows corporate travelers to collect loyalty points for personal use if their company will sanction the program.... KEEP READING

Traveler Tracking: Where Are Your Travelers Right Now?By JoAnn DeLuna

Two weeks after Lucy Mosca was hired as FTI Consulting’s global travel manager last March, a Germanwings airplane en route to Barcelona crashed into a... KEEP READING

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