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The business travel industry is complex and ever-evolving, with suppliers playing a crucial role in the experiences of corporate travelers worldwide. Airlines, hotels, technology providers and payment solutions are at the forefront of innovation, constantly adapting to meet changing needs and expectations.
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When responding in late August to competition concerns raised by the U.K. Competition and Markets Authority over their proposed combination, leaders at American Express Global Business Travel and CWT must have held their noses. Their redacted response, released last week, showed that to get the deal approved, execs surmised they had to “big up” their…
New York — Maureen Brady in August stepped down from her role as chief commercial officer in North America at Corporate Travel Management after five years with the company and more than 30 years at seven other TMCs of various kinds. She’s taking a career break — not using the “R word” yet — and…
Based on feedback from corporate clients, travel agencies and a couple of old friends, American Airlines will reactivate the Corporate Experience program on Oct. 10, providing preferred seats at no fee and priority check-in, security screening, boarding and disruption recovery. According to a Wednesday message to corporate clients, the suite of benefits, which was taken…
Plaintiffs in several class-action lawsuits filed over the past 18 months accused hotel chains and third-party intermediaries, including STR and Amadeus, of conspiring to raise room rates. Some of them alleged anticompetitive effects from the use of sophisticated pricing algorithms. They also argued that the U.S. luxury hotel market is heavily concentrated among a few…
Transnational corporations want scale in their travel management providers, and it takes a lot to build that. Tech developers seek the same in their channel partners. After Spotnana’s ambitious owners bought Direct Travel, shoring up the global component makes perfect sense. There’s even a ready-made target in ATPI, formerly known as Advanced Travel Partners. While…
Industry veteran Jonathan Hamblett responds to Cornerstone Information Systems CEO Mat Orrego’s Sept. 12 Op Ed about lessons learned from selling business travel and expense management solutions to small and medium-sized businesses. Hamblett positions himself as a little more hopeful than some readers and shares his lessons as a founding team member at Upside Travel,…
Mat Orrego, CEO of Cornerstone Information Systems, shares some pointers that might help new entrants or other tech companies in travel or expense management as they pursue the small and medium-sized market. The small and medium-sized business (SMB) market within corporate travel is an enticing prospect for many companies in our space. This segment seems…
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