Business Traveler's Journal: Page 2
From Tourist to Mogul: How 3 Americans Found Business Success Abroad
Traveling can spark unexpected businesses -- and David Harmatz started his with a distant Panamanian shack.
This Hotel Group Will Reward Loyalty Program Members With TSA PreCheck
Carlson Rezidor is the first hotel operator to offer the perk.
How to Vacation Like a Boss
Why executives need to take time off and how to prepare for being away from the office.
Why You Really Need to Unplug While on Vacation (Infographic)
Sun, sand, an iPhone in your hand. Something's wrong with this picture.
Top 5 Apps to Ease Your Travel Woes This Summer Vacation
Now you'll only need to worry about how to get a leave from work, not burning a hole in your pocket
How Major Hotel Brands are Downsizing in All the Right Ways
Hilton's low-budget offering, Tru, will start rolling out later this year. Check out how it will compare to the company's Hampton brand.
Check Out the 2016 Business Travel Award Winners
These are the best of the best in the travel industry.
Business Travel Awards 2016: Best Overall Airport
This airport is a tourist attraction in itself.
Business Travel Awards 2016: Best In-Flight Entertainment
Five reasons JetBlue's Mint is the most fun you'll have at 35,000 feet.
Business Travel Awards 2016: Best Terminal Design
Three bizarre concepts for high-flying airport design, explained.
Business Travel Awards 2016: The Best Luggage For 4 Different Needs
Everybody has baggage, but these luggage models offer something extra.
Business Travel Awards 2016: Best Social Campaign
WestJet's "12,000 mini miracles" campaign is a social media miracle of its own.
Business Traverlers' Appetite for Uber And Lyft Continues to Grow
Two years ago, ride-hailing made up eight percent of business transportation.
Women Business Travelers Plan Ahead, Saving Their Companies Money on Airfare
By booking farther in advance, women business travelers save nearly $20 per plane ticket.
The Reasons Why Business Travel Isn't Up to Modern Trends
Businesses are far apart from their workers when it comes to discerning the latest conveniences of travel.