The British travel company reports that tougher economic conditions have not hurt demand for its services and annual profits rose 26%
Martyn Day recalls the time he arrived in Abidjan, Ivory Coast’s commercial capital, to find a sight that few other British lawyers on business trips see: a tank parked outside his hotel.
Ethics panel advised judge to quit board of group that sponsors expense-paid judges’ trips
Posted by in Business Travel News - (0 Comments)A federal judge has resigned from the board of a corporate-funded group that provides free seminars and trips to judges after a judicial ethics panel recommended he quit. Two other judges remain on the board, either unaware of the ethics advice or unconcerned by it.
An internal review of travel expenditures by Smithsonian Institution museum directors found no other problems after a former leader came under fire last year for his use of luxury airfare, hotels and limousines, officials said Wednesday. “We’re getting questions, as you can imagine, from members of Congress,” acting Smithsonian Secretary Cristian Samper told The Associated Press. “I wanted to …
A new ride-sharing air charter business is set to begin service at Rapid City Regional Airport on Wednesday, Jan. 23.
It’s been a whirlwind two weeks for the Dodge High basketball teams filled with various tournaments of champions and numerous trips to Pratt. Tonight things calm down. Sort of.
WEBJET founder and managing director David Clarke is not upset that his attempt to take over online travel agency Travel.com has been gazumped by online accommodation company Wotif.
San Jose travel agency owners charged with bilking more than $1 million from clients
Posted by in Business Travel News - (0 Comments)Theft and elder fraud charges have been filed against two San Jose area travel agency owners who allegedly bilked hundreds of clients of more than $1 million in travel fees paid for trips that were never provided.
A new ride-sharing air charter business is set to begin service at Rapid City Regional Airport on Wednesday, Jan. 23.
U.S. officials said Tuesday that they didn’t expect border traffic to get worse due to a new identification rule set to take effect Thursday. But business leaders continued to fret that the new requirement would slow the already-pinched flow of American tourists going to Mexico.
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