Isaac Carey

Blockchain isn't as hyped up as it used to be during the bitcoin craze, but companies are still finding its function as a secure ledger useful. If this catches on, it could provide some much-needed transparency to the hotel reconciliation process.

If you can't first measure engagement, then it's hard to improve it. Digital tracking devices are a good investment for planners and something to add to their toolbox, along with mobile apps and surveys.

Doing just traditional car rental isn't going to cut it anymore, and Avis is rapidly expanding its alternative services.

New distribution capability continued to be a big focus at this year's GBTA Convention, but so far the technology isn't living up to the hype.

Investors will be able to breathe a sigh of relief once the event and ticketing platform finally absorbs all of Ticketfly's clients.

While this shift is well under way, it's still early days. Many companies are trying to figure out basic information, like how many meetings they have in a year.

This report is worrying, especially since other industry players are starting to say the same thing.

It's been hard for car rental companies to adapt to disruptors like Uber and Lyft, but their recent strategies show promise.

Beyond savings, companies can get rich data from tracking these meetings, which is key for improving their events going forward.

Travel prices are starting to lag as political tensions put a damper on travel and corporate bookings go down.