Category: Suppliers
Sabre: Concur Is Wrong About Compatibility For New Hotel Content
As Sabre began this summer to bring a new lodging program to corporate travel agencies and intermediaries, implementation wasn’t expected to be easy. SAP Concur…
Tony D’Astolfo On Witnessing, And Possibly Enabling, The Demise Of The Managed Travel Program
Serko’s Tony D’Astolfo channels his inner Col. Jessep to ask if the travel management profession can handle the truth about self-inflicted wounds. I was watching…
Startup Whizar Targets Travel Management Companies With Fare Predictions And Ticketing Optimization
Re-shopping booked airfares is nothing new in corporate travel. Front-end fare predictions are relatively common in consumer travel. A Tel Aviv startup now is enabling…
Preparing For A Sale That Can’t Come Soon Enough For Its Key Owner, Addison Lee Makes Client-Facing Changes
Corporate buyers who use Addison Lee are getting nervous. One of the largest chauffeured car companies in the United States has made a number of…
Tony O’Connor On The Window Of Opportunity For A Better Travel Supply Chain
Consultant, auditor and GBTA-Australia & New Zealand director Tony O’Connor discusses how TMCs, online booking tools and travel buyers should work together to make corporate…
World Travel Inc. Partners With Rome-Based Tech Firm For Reporting Chatbot
Few things jazz up Rock Blanco more than new platforms, which helps him stay cool in the face of trial and error. Such is the…
Here’s Why Dee Runyan Joined A Smaller Travel Management Company
Former longtime BCD Travel executive Dee Runyan this month ended a seven-year run as president of World Travel Inc. and on Monday joined Chicago-area CorpTrav…
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