…also prompted a demand from shareholders for greater corporate scrutiny and openness. Fast forward to today, and this demand is greater than ever. Now companies are under pressure not just…
…travel, I have so many gadgets that I have a section of my luggage reserved just for power cords! I bring my cell phone, tablet for watching movies, digital SLR…
…justice and entrepreneur as a featured speaker at GBTA Convention 2018, August 11-15 in San Diego. King’s keynote address will take place at Convention Arena on Monday, August 13. This…
…sont just some of the many questions that individuals in the managed travel space may have. Regardless of size or spend, bringing on a TMC can be an arduous process….
…a new effort designed to attract, develop, and elevate the next generation of leaders in the global business travel industry. Branded Ladders NextGen Workforce, this evolves the Ladders brand to…
…American Express, 45 percent of Millennial business travelers want to travel more for business, compared with just 26 percent of Baby Boomers and 36 percent of Gen Xers. This is…
…just south of Kitty Hawk, North Carolina at Kill Devil Hills, Orville and Wilber Wright took turns piloting the first-ever manned, heavier-than-air flight. The first attempt made it 120 feet…
…notes. Winter storm Gia is expected to hit a 1,500-mile path from Colorado to the Mid-Atlantic region, USA TODAY reports. In advance of the storm, several major airlines are waiving…
The United States has been plagued by winter storms in the Northeast, Ohio Valley and Chicago this week. A storm on Wednesday led to 1,235 cancelled flights and 5,900 delays…
At least 49 people were killed on Monday as a result of a Bangladeshi plane crash in cloudy weather, Reuters reports. Our wintry month of March continues, with over 1,600…
The Wall Street Journal’s Scott McCartney asks how the airlines should spend their windfall driven by dramatically lower oil prices and years of cost-cutting and huge consolidation. He talks with…
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