The Modern Business Traveler: Top 5 Things That Will Keep Your Travel on Track - Forbes

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The Modern Business Traveler: Top 5 Things That Will Keep Your Travel on Track Forbes Let me give you a quick recap of the issues I have encountered recently, as I think they are common to anyone who travels for business: 1. My trip two weeks ago was supposed to be a fast one nighter in Los Angeles, as I was speaking at an SBDC ...

Sabre Travel Network and Regus Ink Deal to Add World's Largest Network of ... - MarketWatch (press release)

Sabre Travel Network and Regus Ink Deal to Add World's Largest Network of ... MarketWatch (press release) SOUTHLAKE, Texas, Feb 08, 2012 (BUSINESS WIRE) -- Sabre Travel Network, a global technology company serving travel suppliers and agencies, announced today a new strategic relationship with Regus, the world's largest supplier of high definition public ... and more »

Failing to Update Your Travel Policy is Risky Business - IndustryWeek

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Failing to Update Your Travel Policy is Risky Business IndustryWeek The oversight can cost you hard-earned corporate-negotiated rates -- and more importantly, put travelers at unnecessary risk. By Josh Cable As more and more employees embark on worldwide business travel, the opportunities for trouble - whether it's ... The One Business Resolution Companies Can't Afford to Break: Updating Travel ...MarketWatch (press release) all 13 news articles »

Travelocity's Annual 'Traveler Confidence Report' Reveals Consumers Intend to ... - MarketWatch (press release)

Travelocity's Annual 'Traveler Confidence Report' Reveals Consumers Intend to ... MarketWatch (press release) SOUTHLAKE, Texas, Feb 08, 2012 (BUSINESS WIRE) -- Travelocity's annual "Traveler Confidence Report" reveals a majority of consumers, 53 percent, plan to travel more in 2012 than they did in 2011 despite a lack of confidence in the state of the economy. and more »

Connecting the future of business travel - BBC News

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Connecting the future of business travel BBC News Our correspondent in the United States, Ian Hardy, has been looking at how wi-fi suppliers who cater for the business traveler are coping with distribution and demand on their networks as needs change dramatically. Las Vegas.