Directravel made available a "real-time flight tracking and airport delay information" service bit.ly/bN5Jdp at "no charge to all" clients' travelers via email and text messaging....

Lyft is making a monthly subscription service available across its user network in which users pay a flat fee of $299 for 30 rides per month. Subscribers to Lyft's All-Access Plan can take 30 rides up...

The European Commission by year-end is expected to issue a report on proposed revisions to air passenger rights legislation adopted in 2004, cabinet member Veronica Manfredi told the Association of...

Registered Traveler provider Clear plans to relaunch security-screening lanes this fall at Denver International Airport, the first airport to reaffirm plans to host the program whose previous owners...

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Like Mexico last year and Europe for many years, Canada this year embraced the chip-and-pin credit card security standard. That means U.S.-based corporate travelers increasingly may find that magnetic...

Armed with a philosophy that "travel is a corporate culture, not a country culture," Rohm and Haas director of insurance and travel Henry Good has tried to drive as much global consistency with a single...

Navigant International last week confirmed it bought Little Rock, Ark.-based World Wide Travel Service, bolstering its position as the second-largest corporate travel agency. The October purchase...

Chinese and U.S. regulators further have eased flight restrictions between the two countries to allow four weekly flights each by U.S. and Chinese carriers, according to the U.S. Department of...

Many travel management companies, including American Express and Carlson Wagonlit Travel, are passing through to corporate clients the opt-in charges imposed on them by global distribution systems for...