Marriott International next year will begin offering free high-speed Internet access globally to travelers in the top tiers of its reward program staying in its upper upscale brands, the hotelier...

When the events of Sept. 11 halted all air travel in the United States for several days, including helicopter flights to and from New York City, many business travelers were left without the convenient...

Travel management company Egencia today announced the launch of a separate meetings and incentives division after rebranding Reward Worldwide, a meetings management company it acquired last year, as...

Hindered by travelers facing long wait times, reduced availability of new cars and overall frustration with the travel industry, customer satisfaction in the car rental industry has waned, although the...

And the blockchain payments race is on. Payments networks American Express and Visa have partnered with separate blockchain startups, Ripple and Chain, respectively, to offer corporate clients...

Hilton at the end of the month will begin charging a penalty for reservations canceled within 48 hours of hotel stays at properties in the U.S. and Canada. Marriott International released the same...

If a recent Business Travel Coalition study is an indicator, hurting travel suppliers are not likely to recover corporate travel revenues any time soon. The study, released late last month, polled 62

Sabre chairman and CEO Sam Gilliland urged National Business Travel Association International Convention & Exposition attendees to press lawmakers to address the current fuel crisis, and fast.

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Corporate travel sourcing veteran Michael Boult, founder and former COO of Eclipse Advisors, on May 24 joined meetings technology provider StarCite Inc. as its chief operating officer and president to...