Like other ground suppliers, January ride volumes for Lyft were soft due to the Covid-19 omicron variant, but demand rebounded sharply in February and March, company executives said on a Tuesday...

The number of travel managers who consider their organizations'' employees willing to travel for business appears to have plateaued since May, according to a new survey by the Global Business Travel...

Domestic U.S leisure travel has surged over the past year, driving the travel industry recovery, but without the return of business and international inbound travel—not expected by some analysts to...

Nonprofit and academic travel management specialist DGI has launched a tech platform with seven modules covering the travel journey, the company announced.  

Similar to other U.S. carriers that noted challenges early in the first quarter, Southwest Airlines incurred losses in January and February, but saw a sharp rebound in travel demand in March, CEO Bob...

The 2025 list of business travel mergers and acquisitions features just a few more deals than it did in 2024, but it includes a travel management company blockbuster as well as a handful of airline...

Demand during the third quarter from Wyndham Hotels & Resorts' "everyday business travel segments" outpaced the company's third-quarter 2019 results, the company reported Thursday.   

It's been more than a year since many business travelers have passed through an airport, and enough has changed to surprise even the most experienced business traveler.

BCD Travel founder John Fentener van Vlissingen, who built what is now the second-largest travel management company from his family business, died on Dec. 11 in Zeist, the Netherlands. He was 86.  

The return-to-office date has died. Impacts for travel and expense managers are as broad as new tax compliance concerns and as granular as whether to reimburse lunch for a commuter.