WEATHER ALERT: Severe weather conditions are predicted for the Northeast this Saturday, causing potential flight delays and cancellations. Reconfirm your flight before you depart for the airport. Check-in online and print your boarding pass. Program your airline telephone number and our after hours helpline number into your cell phone. Calls to our after hours service should be restricted to emergencies only. This will reduce the hold times for those travelers with immediate, weather related needs.

Business Travel: What's Changing?
Dec. 12, 2007 - Key trends are altering the way road warriors work in the airport, on the plane, and in the hotel. This year, one of the most crowded air travel years on record, has been a tough one on anyone who's had to conduct business on the move.

Runzheimer International 2008 Business Travel Forecast
Travel costs are expected to rise only slightly in 2008 as compared to 2007, according to Runzheimer International, a Wisconsin-based management consulting firm specializing in travel management information and technology. Runzheimer forecasts airfare, lodging, meals, and car rental costs to rise an average of 4.5% in 2008, based upon historical trends and industry developments.

Business Air Fares Likely to Rise in 2008
Dec. 13, 2007 - Airline fares for business travel within the United States are expected to increase 4 to 7 percent during 2008, according to a forecast Carlson Wagonlit Travel is releasing to its customers today.

More Business Travelers Sharing Rooms as Costs Rise
Dec. 11, 2007 - Frequent business travelers may have some additional company on the road next year: their co-workers.

Your Next Airline Boarding Pass: A Cell Phone
Dec. 12, 2007 - Use your cell phone as an airline boarding pass? It's possible if an experiment in Houston with Continental Airlines is a success. A three-month pilot program there involves technology using encrypted bar codes on mobile device screens, something not being used anywhere else in the world, according to Melvin Carraway, an official with the Transportation Security Administration.

More Airlines Offer a Good Night's Sleep, Flat-Bed Seats
Dec. 11, 2007 - In some ways, Andy Abramson's morning routine is typical: He shaves, brushes his teeth and combs his hair before slipping on some nice slacks and a shirt for a meeting with a client.

New Figures Illustrate Hotels' Continuing Strength
Dec. 7, 2007 -- The U.S. hotel market still is showing signs of strength heading into the new year, based upon both the latest global performance numbers from Smith Travel Research and The Bench and a report from global hotel investment services firm Jones Lang LaSalle Hotels indicating a record year of growth in hotel real estate sales.

Leaving Home for the Holidays? Burglar Proof Your House.
Dec. 13, 2007 - Are you one of the millions of Americans who will make holiday travel part of your Christmas plans? Well, if you are, you should remember that securing your home for holiday travel should be part of your overall plans.