Management

The White House Office of Management and Budget on Friday instructed federal agencies to cut fiscal-year 2013 travel expenses by 30 percent from 2010... KEEP READING

Perhaps not surprisingly, U.S. business travelers not part of managed programs "are more satisfied with many aspects of business travel compared to... KEEP READING

Despite the May 1 deadline for Global Business Travel Association chapters to formally accept the new "Chapter of the Future" financial and... KEEP READING

It's fashionable to say business travelers increasingly are going rogue, but that's neither new nor true in absolute. While some commentary and certain... KEEP READING

Arguably the dominant philosophical debate in corporate travel in 2012 has been whether "consumerization" will lead to corporate travelers deserting... KEEP READING

Travelocity Business announced TBiz Chat, a new feature allowing business travelers to "connect live with a certified Travelocity Business corporate... KEEP READING

Preferred hotel blackout dates—those periods when negotiated rates are not available for booking—are on the rise, according to some travel buyers,... KEEP READING

Few travel and meeting expense management "deficiencies" or policy violations are exposed in Congressional hearings such as those last month on a U.S.... KEEP READING

American Express Global Business Travel created a new regional structure and named three longtime execs to run the regions. Tom Bligh became senior vice... KEEP READING

The United Kingdom's University of Nottingham is enjoying lower travel management company fees, administrative costs and supplier rates following a... KEEP READING

Congress has voted to cut and freeze travel spending by government agencies for five years, an apparent response to the scandal over the General... KEEP READING

Automated booking and particularly expense tool usage is predominant among midmarket travel programs, even those without tight controls on preferred... KEEP READING