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Travel managers may be familiar with the benefits of virtual cards: They provide a payment solution for those who don't have corporate cards, and they reduce fraud, time filing expenses and time...

The U.K Civil Aviation Authority is organizing the return of more than 150,000 travelers following the collapse of Thomas Cook Group. The tour operator canceled all Thomas Cook Airlines flights and...

The U.S. aviation industry in 2023 had one of its lowest flight cancellation rates for most of the past decade, according to the U.S. Department of Transportation.   

United Technologies renegotiated its airline and travel agency contracts in 2015 and reported more favorable agreements in both categories.

A year and a half since Mike Concannon took the general manager of the Americas post at KDS, the travel and expense management provider remains firm on partnering with travel management companies to...

Travel buyers report that service levels from their chauffeured and ridehailing suppliers improved year over year. Scores rose across every car-ride category in BTN's Ground Transportation Survey. The...

Most travel buyers who have adopted dynamic-pricing agreements in their hotel programs are satisfied with the results, according to a Global Business Travel Association Foundation study of 193 U.S....

Air Canada executives during a Friday morning earnings call said that "from a corporate perspective, the recovery has plateaued a little bit." Its noncontracted business, however, has rebounded.  

Lufthansa Group, beginning Nov. 30, will offer what it calls a test of its Green Fares on 12 long-haul flights, the company announced Thursday.