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NDC FastTrack, an 18-organization industry collaboration launched at GBTA, has unveiled its first industry recommendations focused on deferred payments. The initiative includes Accelya, Amex GBT, Sabre, Amadeus, ARC, ATPCO, BCD Travel, CTM, Direct Travel, Emburse, Farenexus, FCM Travel, Fox World Travel, Navan, SAP Concur, Spotnana, Travelfusion, and Travelport.

Fox World Travel has appointed industry veteran Sandra Miller as global sales director for its business travel team, the travel management company announced.

Fox World Travel is thrilled to announce it’s been recognized as the Top Travel Agency in seven Wisconsin communities in the 2026 Wisconsin Community’s Choice Awards, securing top honors in major market categories

Rose Gray shares her insights on traveling solo and the different options available to solo travelers.

Corporate events travel is one of the fastest-growing and most logistically complex slices of business travel — yet most company policies still treat a twelve-person delegation like a single salesperson catching a Tuesday flight.

Fox World Travel is excited to announce it has been named to Travel Weekly’s 2026 Power List of top travel companies, marking the 21st consecutive year the agency has received this recognition. Fox secured the 31st position on this year’s list.

Fox World Travel is mentioned as a new customer with Oversee on HotelSaver.

Travel Weekly has published its annual Power List, revealing the world's top sellers of travel for 2026. To qualify, companies must accrue global annual sales of at least $125 million, with no less than 15 percent generated within the U.S.

Fox World Travel, a leading travel management company headquartered in Oshkosh, Wisconsin, is pleased to announce the promotion of Dan Piehler to Vice President of Vacation Travel, further strengthening the company’s leadership team and commitment to delivering exceptional vacation experiences.

Artificial intelligence is no longer a behind-the-scenes tool in the hotel industry. It’s quickly becoming the front door. From chat-based booking assistants to algorithm-driven recommendations, AI is influencing where corporate travelers stay, how rates are set and which properties rise to the top of consideration.

It’s officially summer here on WTMJ Outdoors (yeah, we know the solstice isn’t until June 21st), and we’re ready to celebrate the art of getaways and vacations on this week’s episode.

In a corporate travel management environment marked by growing complexity and rapid shifts in technology, travel managers are increasingly faced with questions around content fragmentation, data inconsistency and loss of control. They find themselves turning back to the fundamentals for guidance. Meanwhile, travel management companies must ensure complexity doesn’t get in the way of the traveler experience.