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Corporate travel to Japan dries up after quake

3/20/2011

Corporate travel to Japan dries up after quake

MSNBC  - Business travel by Americans to Japan has largely dried up in the wake of the earthquake, tsunami and nuclear reactor crisis there, and industry experts do not expect it to bounce back until the nuclear problems have been solved.

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Egencia Details New Mobile Strategy To Debut In Q2

3/18/2011

Egencia Details New Mobile Strategy To Debut In Q2

BTN  - Expedia's Egencia next quarter plans to release the first phase of its "next-generation" mobile tools for travelers and managers...

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WiFi gives U.S. airlines an edge

2/7/2011

WiFi gives U.S. airlines an edge

Financial Post  - There isn't a whole lot of difference these days between the amenities offered on a typical American Airlines business-class seat between Toronto and Dallas, and one offered by a Canadian carrier. That is, except for in-flight wireless Internet service that is offered on American Airlines.

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How to Turn a Stressful Business Trip Into a Time to Relax

12/27/2010

How to Turn a Stressful Business Trip Into a Time to Relax

USA Today  - The flight to Hong Kong lasts 15 hours, but there's no business trip Sammy Tawil enjoys more.

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Back to the Costly Skies

11/29/2010

Back to the Costly Skies

The New York Times - As American companies negotiate airline and hotel rates for 2011, they are encountering a market much different from a year ago, when the economy, and business travel with it, were still feeble.

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Airport Security Measures Prompt a Wave of Complaints

11/22/2010

Airport Security Measures Prompt a Wave of Complaints

Los Angeles Times - The U.S. Travel Assn., the leading trade group for the nation's $704-billion travel industry, has avoided endorsing or criticizing the augmented security measures adopted at U.S. airports in recent months.

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Business Travel is up, But Frugality Still Rules

10/19/2010

Business Travel is up, But Frugality Still Rules

USA Today - Mitchell Goozé usually spends much of the year traveling, giving advice to companies on how to grow. But the phone wasn't ringing much during the depths of the recession.

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Hands On Tomorrow: Forecasting 2011 Travel

10/15/2010

Hands On Tomorrow: Forecasting 2011 Travel

Business Travel News - Following an abysmal 2009, corporate travel trends next year are expected to build on the recovery firmly established this year, with corporations by and large anticipating higher travel demand, overall travel budgets continuing their upward trajectory and 2011 pricing growing in every travel supplier category, with the exception of rental cars.

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Fed up With Travel Hassles and Fees: Just Say No

10/09/2010

Fed up With Travel Hassles and Fees: Just Say No

The Seattle Times - I'm not yet sure how I feel about the full-body scanners the U.S. Transportation Security Administration is installing at U.S. airports. But I'm happy to have the option to just say no.

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Egencia Expands Global Reach

09/29/2010

Egencia Expands Global Reach

Travel Weekly - Egencia, Expedia’s corporate travel company, has expanded its global alliance to include travel management companies in Denmark, Finland, Greece, Norway, the Philippines, Poland, South Africa, Sweden and Thailand.

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Business Travelers Bringing Families on the Road

09/13/2010

Business Travelers Bringing Families on the Road

MSNBC - When Gary E. Hayes goes on business trips, he often encourages his wife and 13-year-old daughter to join him.

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Taking the Family (and the Briefcase) on the Road

08/30/2010

Taking the Family (and the Briefcase) on the Road

The New York Times - How can a family preserve time together that normally would be consumed by work, and even turn it into an adventure and save money? They can combine a family vacation with a parent’s business trip.

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Fewer Businesses Let Employees Fly Business Class

08/16/2010

Fewer Businesses Let Employees Fly Business Class

Los Angeles Times - In response to tough economic times, large corporations have ordered severe cuts to travel spending over the last two years or so, a move that has staggered the hotel and airline industries.

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