Swings and roundabouts

The traditional model of business travel has been radically altered by the recession, according to one commentator; but what has it changed into? Can the market renew its value or was it always just an expensive playground? Shirley Redpath reports

When the chief executives of the three main US automakers used separate private jets to fly to Washington DC to plead for a taxpayer bailout last year, they were severely castigated by members of a Ho...

Investment assessment

New research has tested the link between business travel and profit, claiming every dollar invested ...

Expenses made easy

BD investigates how new technology is helping companies implement automated travel and entertainment...

Get more for your money

Foreign exchange guru, David Kerns, reports for Business Destinations...

Businesses are losing on international payments

Charles Purdy reports for Business Destinations in the art of finding a good exchange rate for you b...

The quiet revolution

Kyong Yu, Chairman of the Wireless Broadband Alliance looks at how WiFi technology is subtly changin...

Making savings from spending

American Express show how their corporate card programme can put control of the employee travel spen...

The rewards of travel risk management

With international security threats and global uncertainty still making headlines, many business tra...

Business etiquette

It all started with the phrase 'when in Rome...'...

Smart money

The world's of high art and high commerce traditionally make uneasy bedfellows, with the notion of t...

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When in China...

Avoid any nasty slips with our guide to Chinese etiquette...

When in Russia...

Avoid etiquette errors with our handy guide to the dos, and definitely don't dos, of conducting busi...

When in Thailand...

Add that eastern flavour to your business best practice...