Backlash against the U.S. Department of Homeland Security, including a revolt by two pilots unions, ensued this month after the Transportation Security Administration implemented more invasive pat-down...

Citing a stronger economy and the desire for more productive employees on the road, many corporations have permitted buyers to loosen the reins on business class, and in some cases first class, travel...

Anticipating radical changes in the year ahead, Business Travel News editors identified 10 top trends for travel buyers to watch in 2002.

Fewer vendors can mean higher prices and weaker service, but not all buyers are concerned about the announced acquisition of Maritz Corporate Travel by Carlson Wagonlit Travel and the alignment of...

Egencia today announced that it has opened local fulfillment services in Switzerland and Gurgaon, India, becoming the first of the so-called Internet travel management companies to enter the Indian...

BCD Travel Consulting this week communicated to clients its new name, Advito, and its decision to move away from parent company BCD Travel, attributing the changes to client demand for a more...

On June 1, Frontier Airlines will begin conducting temperature screenings for all passengers prior to boarding.  

Competition on the world's busiest long-haul route, London-New York, remains robust in spite of double-digit average ticket price increases and last month's launch of a joint venture between British...

Delta Air Lines and US Airways amended their long-pending slot swap deal at New York LaGuardia and Washington D.C. Reagan National airports, pending regulatory approvals...

The quest for transparency in all areas of travel management continues to transform the practice. Unbundled airline fees--the focus of our Cover Story--continue to confound buyers who seek a consistent...