The Windy City is blowing in good news on the travel and hospitality front. Airport expansions are underway at O’Hare and Midway, and hotel investment is on the rise, especially for high-profile...

Travel management companies connect corporate travel buyers with suppliers, but evolving revenue models, mainly funded by supplier payments rather than client fees, raise transparency concerns among...

The United States and United Kingdom have agreed to establish a working group of experts to develop recommendations for restarting international travel, according to a joint statement from President Joe...

Business Travel Hall of Fame, 2019

The Memorial Day holiday was a boon for the lodging industry as pent-up leisure demand came roaring back, even setting occupancy or revenue per available room records for the weekend for some major...

Aeromexico global head of sales Giancarlo Mulinelli stepped into his role in 2022, and the carrier since has made several changes to how it approaches the corporate market. Mulinelli talked with BTN...

Avis Budget Group continues to maintain a strong retention rate in the corporate segment, CEO Joe Ferraro said Wednesday during the company's fourth-quarter earnings call.   

With millions of Covid-19 vaccine shots being administered daily and the warmth of spring just a few weeks away (at least in the northern hemisphere), expecting a few rays of travel demand to shine...

New York kept its crown as the most expensive U.S. city for business travel in Hickory Global Partners' annual ranking, with London topping the list outside of the United States.  

CEO Sebastien Bazin set sights on domestic business travel and meetings—as well as leisure—to fill the gap expected to be left by terminally reduced international business travel.