…that 64 percent felt that the “Passenger Bill of Rights” does not adequately protect the business traveler. Additionally, 69 percent felt that the federal government should conduct a review of…
…to review the ambition by 2028 to consider market developments and new investments in production capacity around the world. The European Commission was very supportive of this target and noted…
…by moving the guest to a different room or apologizing in person with a gift basket. Once all the pitches were given, participants reviewed the voting criteria and had the…
On Tuesday, the House Transportation and Infrastructure Committee held a hearing on U.S. airline customer service featuring representatives from United, Alaska, Southwest, American and the Consumers Union. According to Skift,…
…Beyond Green, is available exclusively to GBTA members by clicking here and non-members may purchase the report through the GBTA Foundation by emailing pyachnes@gbtafoundation.org. Download a free preview of the…
The GBTA Foundation has been rolling out a multitude of research this week. Tnooz covered a new report showing current business traveler attitudes and experiences including the impact of technology,…
…and forced a review of supply chain networks, resulting in many countries looking to source locally. Job losses in the business travel industry have been extensive. The loss in…
For this week’s episode, The Business of Travel interviews GBTA’s SVP of Professional Development and Research Amanda Cecil to learn all about what to expect out of education at the…
The business travel industry is seeing the effects of Brexit, with hotel demand in the United Kingdom expected to soar and jump a whopping 30 percent in the second half…
The United States is projected to lose $1.3 billion in travel-related expenditures in 2017, including hotels, food, rental cars and shopping expenses that inbound travelers would have spent. According to…
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