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Research finds that taxes targeting travel services increase cost by 56 percent.
Read More →In addition to launching its new name and logo, the former National Business Travel Association announced new benefits and opportunities for its worldwide members.
Read More →NBTA Foundation survey finds a majority of business travel buyers project a “direct connect” distribution strategy will result in higher costs and negative impacts on the industry.
Read More →The comment came after American Airlines and Sabre announced the decision to suspend litigation regarding their airfare distribution agreement, set to expire in late 2011.
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For the first quarter of 2011, total U.S. business travel spending is projected to be $58.8 billion, slightly higher than an estimated $58.7 billion for the fourth quarter 2010.
Read More →“NBTA believes it is critical to maintain a fair, transparent and competitive buying environment for business travel, and American’s decision is in direct opposition to this goal,” said Mike McCormick, executive director and COO of NBTA.
Read More →The study shows that taxes targeting travel services increase cost by 56 percent. Rental industry says high discriminatory travel taxes deter meetings and harm local economy.
Read More →The House bill will not require rental car customers to shoulder the costs of the state's project.
Read More →The National Business Travel Association (NBTA) and the Arizona Business Travel Association (AZBTA) are urging civic leaders in Phoenix, to reject a proposal that would establish a new rental car tax to fund training facility upgrades for the Arizona League Cubs.
Read More →The National Business Travel Association and the Wisconsin Business Travel Association ask officials to reject rental car tax, citing the negative effect on local businesses.
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