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A Look Into the Industry's Future
Robin Fowler
EDITORS BLOG

If you’ve ever had your palm read on a lark, you’ve probably gotten a disclaimer of sorts from the fortuneteller. If the news is bad, you’re likely to be told that you can use the information to

Travel Rebound?
Molly Abel
EDITORS BLOG

USA Today is reporting that hotels are experiencing more business from certain corporations,

A good ribbing
Cathleen Hagan
EDITORS BLOG

Who doesn’t like BBQ? Even a vegetarian can embrace BBQ, as the sides can be as awesome as the meat (sweet potato fries, anyone?).

No fewer than four new locations are banking on BBQ love

Head to the Summit
Teresa Kenney
EDITORS BLOG

Mark your calendars for the PCMA Northwest and MPI Washington State Chapters 9th Annual Meetings Industry Summit on September 14, 2010 at the new Conference Center meeting venue, located at 8th

Best and Worst Travel Taxes in U.S.
Molly Abel
EDITORS BLOG

The National Business Travel Association (NBTA) Foundation, and Concur, provider of on-demand Employee Spend Management services, have released

President’s Comments Continue to Harm Industry
Beth Buehler
EDITORS BLOG

The Convention Industry Council (CIC) responded last week to President Obama’s call for reducing travel by government employees as a means to reduce greenhouse gases from indirect sources. While

Park It!
Cathleen Hagan
EDITORS BLOG

I went camping for the first time in 11+ years this weekend and discovered two things: I like camping a lot more than I remember, and the Michigan Department of Natural Resources is introducing a

Poorly Written E-Mails Aren’t So Harmless
Molly Abel
EDITORS BLOG

Sometimes, when I receive an unintentionally funny e-mail, I save it in a personal folder. I’ve had a few friends tell me they do the same thing.

It’s not that I am such an excellent e-mail

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