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European Customers Can Book Chauffeured Services on HertzBy Michael B. Baker

Hertz customers now can book Blacklane chauffeured services via Hertz's website and customer service lines. The service is meant for "customers who need... KEEP READING

Cathay Pacific Will Increase Service to Europe, Australia & San FranciscoBy Michael B. Baker

In October, Cathay Pacific will add four weekly flights from Hong Kong to San Francisco, upping its service between the two cities to three times daily.... KEEP READING

Travel Managers Reiterate Travel Reduction to U.S. in Response to Travel BanBy Elizabeth West

Poll numbers from the Association of Corporate Travel Executive and the Global Business Travel Association on President Trump's revised travel ban for... KEEP READING

SMM Goes Global

Two corporate meeting managers for pharmaceutical companies are taking their strategic meetings management programs global. That said, meetings... KEEP READING

Austria Halves Air Travel Tax RatesBy Michael B. Baker

Austria will cut its air travel tax rates in half next year, according to the International Air Transport Association. On Jan. 1, 2018, the rates will... KEEP READING

Concur Partners with India’s Mobile Ride-Hailing App OlaBy JoAnn DeLuna

The corporate version of India’s mobile ride-hailing app Ola now automatically sends to Concur transaction information for mutual clients. The Ola... KEEP READING

Global Air Travel Demand Rose Sharply in JanuaryBy Michael B. Baker

Global air travel demand increased 9.6 percent year over year in January, the highest monthly rate of increase in more than five years, according to the... KEEP READING

Marriott Outlines Plans for European GrowthBy Julie Sickel

Marriott International plans to significantly increase its portfolio in Europe across all service segments. President and managing director for Europe... KEEP READING

Trump Revises Travel Immigration RestrictionsBy Elizabeth West

President Donald Trump issued a revised executive order on March 6, placing U.S. travel immigration restrictions on Iran, Libya, Somalia, Sudan, Syria... KEEP READING

HRS Adds Magnuson HotelsBy Julie Sickel

HRS will add independent hotel group Magnuson Hotels' more than 1,000 hotels to its system. Magnuson is headquartered in London and Spokane, Wash., and... KEEP READING

Etihad Starts Codesharing with EgyptAirBy Michael B. Baker

Etihad Airways and EgyptAir began codesharing on Wednesday, each carrier placing its respective code on the other's flights between Abu Dhabi and Cairo.... KEEP READING

FAA Gives Safety Approval to Kenyan Aviation AuthorityBy Michael B. Baker

The FAA has granted Kenya a Category 1 safety rating, opening the door for Kenyan air carriers to establish U.S. service and codeshare with U.S.... KEEP READING

Trump Policies Could Dampen 2017 U.S. Business TravelBy JoAnn DeLuna

The Global Business Travel Association expects 2017 U.S. business travel spending to reach $296.1 billion, a 4.4 percent year-over-year increase over... KEEP READING

Brexit Expert's Travel WarningsBy Amon Cohen

Air travel into and out of the U.K. likely will fall 3 to 5 percent by 2020 because of Brexit, KPMG Brexit Centre of Excellence director Rohitesh Dhawan... KEEP READING

Norwegian's Transatlantic PlansBy Michael B. Baker

Norwegian's transatlantic expansion will include 10 new routes with 38 weekly flights between smaller airports in the Northeastern U.S. and Ireland,... KEEP READING

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