Oracle reduced its U.S.-point-of-sale air spend by $37 million in 2016. It renegotiated airline contracts and improved compliance to its lowest logical airfare policies.

Travel technology and global distribution firm Travelport late last week reported that global segments were down nearly 5 percent for the third quarter, but said it reached positive territory in the...

China and the United Kingdom increased the passenger flights each country's carriers can fly to the other country each week from 40 to 100. The agreement also lifts a restriction that limited U.K....

Rate squatting might pose a bigger problem than usual for travel buyers after protracted negotiations left some properties out of 2011 hotel programs, but not before they loaded extended 2010 rates into...

The Department of Homeland Security on Feb. 20 plans to launch the Traveler Redress Inquiry Program, offering travelers faster means to correct watch-list misidentification or point of entry issues, or...

Eurostar today announced a midprice service class aimed at business travelers on a budget. Called Standard Premier, the new class will be added to Eurostar trains on Sept. 1, with tickets going on sale...

Orbitz for Business plans to expand its international booking platform to non-English speaking European markets in 2009 and is on schedule for its planned November launch of a U.K. point-of-sale,...

American Airlines and Virgin Atlantic each are partnering with a U.K.-based aeronautical firm developing electrical aircraft with vertical takeoff and landing capabilities, with plans to add the...

Prague The Association of Corporate Travel Executives opened its conference here last month with the announcement that its board of directors had named BCD Travel senior vice president of sales for...

Many companies look to meetings cards to begin their journey to strategic meetings management. It’s a good way to start gathering spend into one place, and it can provide other benefits. As corporate...