Matthew Parsons

While most of us suffer Zoom fatigue, British Airways’ head of global sales thinks short, sharp video calls are the future when working out airfares with corporate customers. Ring lights at the ready.

From Brisbane to Nebraska, Corporate Travel Management's second takeover this year comes at a symbolic six months into the crisis. Are the floodgates now open to industry consolidation?

Focusing on alternative accommodations is a smart move because in uncertain times, who doesn't want options?

From addressing consumer fears to sustainability trends, the business of promoting tourism just got a lot harder.

There's an element of hopeful thinking from Keith Barr, who's adamant that China is proving there's life yet in the hotel sector.

The pandemic has pushed many companies into new ways of working, but there’s a lot of work ahead to transition and realize all the benefits — traveling included.

A snapshot of two UK independent agencies highlights the wider sector's struggles, but the fight is far from over.

New owner Fosun will be banking on people fondly remembering this historic name, rather than reflecting on its spectacular collapse just one year ago.

The business traveler's favorite, and formerly Europe's conduit to doing business (and lunch) with the capital’s bankers, London City Airport remains quiet and is preparing to lay off staff.

The industry’s had time to reflect: what's the real value of a business trip? Join us to hear some answers.