Hotel prices in 2010 for United Kingdom-based companies rose fastest in the Asia/Pacific region, according to newly released data from HRG. Last week, HRG group commercial director Stewart Harvey...

A survey of 200 corporate travel buyers by the Alexandria, Va.-based National Business Travel Association completed March 13 showed that corporate travel is recovering, although buyers believe it may be...

Egencia in the third quarter experienced a 10 percent drop in gross booking volume year over year, to $344 million. Expedia's corporate travel division Revenue was roughly flat at $27 million....

Smith Travel Research and Deloitte & Touche are joining forces to provide data benchmarking for hotel markets outside of North America, the companies announced today.

Cendant Corp. and Sabre Holdings remain travel management company consolidators-in-waiting after bidding on TQ3 Americas, which will be snapped up by Carlson Wagonlit Travel in a deal likely to be...

Chicago - Despite the challenges strategic meetings management initiatives in many organizations pose, financial and efficiency savings gains prove the efforts worthwhile, buyers and a consultant told...

TQ3 Travel Solutions president and CEO Marc Hildebrand last month told Association of Corporate Travel Executives conference delegates in London that the travel industry "is in the middle of making one...

Global airline capacity is down to 26.6 million seats this week despite capacity increases by carriers particularly in Northeast Asia and Western Europe, according to analysis by OAG.

Despite a host of challenges, airlines, airports and governments likely will develop more biometric identity programs, according to experts. Travelers, especially those flying from one country to...

Sabre Travel Network and British Airways this week announced a three-year global distribution agreement that gives Sabre subscribers access to the carrier's "full content," while maintaining opt-in fees...