Business Travel | Page 10

Your wallet will thank you.

Before you pack your bags, learn this 9-step spy-approved system.

Thank goodness for corporate expense accounts.

Don't just take your meeting and fly home.

If you have a business meeting in these locations, be sure to leave yourself plenty of extra time.

The site for frequent travelers looked at airlines, hotels and rental car services.

The hotel chain is taking on online travel agents like Expedia and Priceline.

If all you ever see of Singapore is the airport, it'll be worth it.

To live like a local, you need more than just a furnished apartment.

The hassles and rewards of venturing far from home are a lot like entrepreneurship.

Dramatizing their eagerness for the coveted flights, companies argued why they were best suited for the routes in memos that at times were critical of one another.

Plus: Money-saving booking hacks you'll want to remember.

The TV host and reporter was in tears while listening to her father tell jurors how much his daughter was affected by a stalker videotaping her nude and posting the clip in online.

Selling people something that surprises them when it works is no way to cultivate customer loyalty.

In 2008, the then-ESPN reporter took a road trip that turned into a nightmare. She now wants justice in a civil lawsuit against the hotel chain.

If you want more guidance for your company, it helps to be easily accessible.

Stanford researchers have found that exposing sleepers to an hour of short bursts of light made it possible for bodies to adjust.

Sufficient sleep makes you sharper for business but when the sun and your body don't agree on the time, it's a challenge.

It turns out, a little bit of salt and sugar matters to customers.

In-person meetings build rapport with potential clients but calculate the trip's ROI before booking your flight.

How a teen entrepreneur's secret trip to paradise gave birth to an online vacation rental business ahead of its time.