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Companies — and travel managers — are realizing that keeping their travelers satisfied is good for business.

The way that hotel stays are booked, especially in Europe, could make it hard for digital innovations like virtual cards and mobile payments to ever really catch on in corporate travel.

We often think about road warriors as a stoic bunch, but it's important for companies not to overlook the toll of fear on travelers and their families — especially if they want those employees to stay on the road.

Rumors of a downturn in corporate travel have been greatly exaggerated according to Delta Air Lines. Delta executives, however, do admit that corporate yields have decreased.

Consumer tastes are evolving, both in leisure and corporate travel. Savvy travel managers will stay ahead of — or at least on top of — the trends.

As travel management companies begin to embrace mobile for booking, expect business travelers to push for more personalized service.

Forecasts are calling for business travel growth to rebound in 2017; we are eager to see if companies agree.

There may be a big slowdown looming in spending on business travel, with severe ramifications for travel management companies and the travel industry.

Traveling abroad for business isn't quite the escape many Americans portray it as.

As business travel grows slowly in the U.S., travel management companies with more robust digital tools will be able to capture more bookings.