The Globalization Of Corporate Travel

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Business travel is very serious business!

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Continental Airlines announces Nene Foxhall to lead corporate communications

HOUSTON, TX - Continental Airlines announced today that it has expanded the responsibilities of Nene Foxhall to oversee corporate communications.

Concerns Regarding Company Corporate Structure

Orient-Express Hotels recommends rejection of proxy effort by requisitioning shareholders

HAMILTON, Bermuda - Orient-Express Hotels Ltd.

New Media Offers Content Summaries And Expert Interviews Tailored For Busy Executives

BCD Travel releases insight on corporate travel podcasts

UTRECHT, The Netherlands (September 26, 2008) – BCD Travel, the world’s third-largest global travel management company, today announced the release of a series of podcasts based on the company’s

World Travel Market 2008

Choice Hotels corporate joins WTM's Global Village

Choice Hotels are bringing their global brand together for the first time at World Travel Market 2008 and will exhibit in the Global Village.

New Position

AirTran Airways appoints Steven Rossum as executive vice president of corporate development

ORLANDO, FL (September 2, 2008) - AirTran Airways, a subsidiary of AirTran Holdings, Inc., today announced that the airline has hired Steven A.

Latest Corporate Member

Tourism Society welcomes English Riviera Tourist Board

The Tourism Society is pleased to announce that the English Riviera Tourist Board is the latest organization to join the Society as a corporate member following their sponsorship of the broadcasting o

One Of Society's Most Successful Years

Tourism Society announces Hilton as new corporate member

The Tourism Society is pleased to announce that Hilton is the latest organization to join the Society as a corporate member in what is shaping up to be one of the Society's most successful years.

LGBT Tourism

Corporate America embracing LGBT customers, travel dollars

Major corporations and countries are vying to tap into the lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender travel market --what experts are now calling a $65 billion industry.

And that $65 billion is an annual number and just in the United States.