Why WWF's one in five challenge makes good sense - for business and the planet

It is time for the plain truth about the benefits of corporate liability card agreements, Robert Kirby, ceo of Spendvision, argues 

One of the themes of last week's successful National Business Travel Association international convention in San Diego was "Travel is Good." But Paul Tilstone, chief executive of the UK and Ireland Institute of Travel and Meetings (ITM), questions whether this is the right way forward 

With the annual round of negotiations between hotels and corporates coming up fast, Grant Appleton, director of accommodation services for Zibrant, questions whether, in a volatile market, either side knows the best way forward 

We have had our good times and bad times BA. Mike Platt looks at the current standing of British Airways

As convergence in hotel and meeting spend increases, Peter Dennis, head of ICOR, BSI's specialist consulting and procurement division, considers the benefits to corporates of outsourcing

Are the principles of stability and trust still valid in a modern recessionary market? Mike Platt argues they are essential for the long term good of the industry

It's Travel Jim but not as we know it. Mike Platt wonders if they aren't similarities between Star Trek and business travel.

Why is hotel room procurement so darn different? Mike Platt looks into the why the hotel market, with so many players involved, is so different from that of the airlines

Is global online adoption going to grow? Mike Platt looks at how growing use of the web is hitting company travel programmes