Cost containment, a drift toward centralized meetings management, payment options, sourcing as corporate travel demand recovers & small doesn’t mean simple among travel management company clientsSmall...

The U.K. now allows citizens of the U.S., Canada, Japan, New Zealand, Singapore, South Korea and Australia to use ePassport gates at its entry points, according to VisitBritain. The move eases and...

Global airline passenger capacity in 2022 will grow 47 percent year over year, reaching 2015 levels, according to projections in global aviation analytics firm Cirium's latest Airline Insights Review,...

Bill Gates' Breakthrough Energy Catalyst, a cooperative in which American Airlines has invested, has committed $75 million to an electrofuels provider that plans to convert waste carbon dioxide and...

Train ticket booking and support supplier Rail Europe this year launched a new technology platform for travel professionals, Easy Rail Access, that provides a single site of access for rail inventory...

Alaska Airlines beginning in September will start to roll out additional First Class and Premium Class seating across 218 of its aircraft, the carrier announced Wednesday. The expansion would add 1.3...

BCD Travel’s Danny Hood identifies three trends that will impact the industry: mobile commerce, consolidation of hotel and airline companies, and gamification.

Building on the joint CAPA-Envest Airline Sustainability Benchmarking Report released last fall through CAPA that was geared toward airlines and the investment community, the companies have teamed up...

BTN estimated U.S.-booked air volume for the global food giant fell to $6.3 million from $10 million in 2020, and $50 million the year before that, in spite of worldwide sales climbing by 3 billion...

Financial services and investment bank UBS focused 2015 travel management efforts on preparing for 2016 initiatives. The company set up RFPs for a data consolidation partner, and it converted to the...