Phat Data is key to determining which mode of transport to choose for each trip

A resurgent Europe presents golden opportunities – and growing complexities – for business travel

Effectively managing employees’ risk on the road goes beyond the headlines – it’s an every day discipline

The pace of growth in Asia’s air travel market may have slowed, but the sky’s not falling

What’s happening in hotel supply and demand has buyers scrambling amid quickly changing markets

As many state and local governments face budget shortfalls, several are considering raising their hotel taxes — and thus business travelers’ total hotel bills.

The Burden
Walk into almost any travel industry gathering and murmur the word “tax” — or more current to the times, the phrase “tax increase.” 

Recounting his experience as a Wall Street executive for more than six years, Porter Briggs reminded the audience members that it is “hard to give good customer service each and every day,” but tantamount to your success.

In the second half of 2009, United Airlines will begin offering in-flight Internet service to customers traveling between New York and two California cities

The economy's effect on the hospitality industry was a hot topic when the Chapter Presidents Council (CPC) gathered in Honolulu in January. 

Companies around the world may be placing their operations at risk by permitting too many of their executives to travel on the same plane, cautions the Association of Corporate Travel Executives (ACTE) after surveying 101 firms about their current policies. 

A Briggs, a passport and visa expeditor, has opened a location in San Francisco's Financial District.

Coming To Hotel Market Near You — Or Maybe Not …
A lot of hotel pipelines are bulging but that's not going to translate into a nationwide let's-make-deal mentality, according to a panel of analysts and developers assembled to help celebrate the 10th anniversary of the launch of the Staybridge Suites extended stay brand

LimoLiner Inc. has begun adding new comfort and safety amenities for its luxury road travel service between Boston and New York.

Continental Airlines pilots, represented by the Air Line Pilots Association (ALPA)