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HRG Developing New Spend Analysis ToolsBy Amon Cohen

London - HRG is developing pre-trip spend data aimed at helping buyers estimate their organizations' imminent travel costs. HRG hopes to introduce the... KEEP READING

Databasics made available a new tool to help organizations track how much time employees spend on self-service travel arrangements.

US Airways Claims Significant U.S. Corporate Sales GrowthBy Jay Boehmer

US Airways in the past year has bulked up U.S. corporate sales efforts, adding more than 100 new North American accounts and generating nearly $3... KEEP READING

GSA Preparing To Overhaul Travel PolicyBy Lauren Darson

Washington - The U.S. General Services Administration is turning to corporate travel managers for suggestions on how to overhaul its 200-page travel... KEEP READING

Interview: World Travel & Tourism Council's David Scowsill

The World Travel & Tourism Council is moving into the second phase of its project with the International Tourism Partnership to develop carbon reporting... KEEP READING

U.K. Agencies Weighing Invoice Fees, Warns GTMCBy Amon Cohen

Some British travel management companies may introduce fees for taking client payments by invoice after seeing this year a substantial switch from card... KEEP READING

Sabre announced plans to launch in late November "the world's first B2B application store for the travel industry,"

BTN's 2011 Travel Manager of the Year: Sapient's Michelle De CostaBy Jay Campbell

For helping pioneer the use of social media in managed travel and for taking a broader view of her company role as a communicator, Business Travel News... KEEP READING

American Express named former Motorola Mobility executive Harshul Sanghi to head a new enterprise growth group office in Silicon Valley,

The U.S. General Services Administration plans to reduce from more than 200 pages to less than 100 the Federal Travel Regulations document,

ARC announced that U.S. travel agency sales in August grew 7 percent year over year while transactions fell 1.9 percent,

Sabre Travel Network announced a new traveler profile system meant to completely replace the current Stars system.

Advito Projects Higher 2012 Travel PricesBy Jay Boehmer

Corporate travel prices next year could increase as much as 6 percent throughout the world, as rising demand should help air, car and hotel suppliers... KEEP READING

GSA Takes Stand Against FedRooms Hotel SquattersBy Lauren Darson

Washington - The U.S. General Services Administration is threatening to ban three unidentified hotel chains from its FedRooms managed hotel program for... KEEP READING

Survey: 'Some Softening But Not A Collapse' In Corporate Travel DemandBy David Jonas

More than half of 109 corporate travel managers responding to a UBS poll indicated that their organizations "had either recently taken some action to... KEEP READING

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