Until the beginning of 2006, the market for globally managed travel has been relatively concentrated with four major players two owned and two joint ventures or partnerships (see story, page 1). While...

A senior MasterCard executive warned that Thursday's approval by the European Parliament to include commercial cards in a cap on interchange fees could lead to as big a shake-up of travel management...

FCm Travel Solutions this month publicly announced the appointment as president of North America Gregory Lording, replacing Dan O'Brien, who left FCm following a short stint beginning in August 2007.

BTN estimates that global pharmaceutical and healthcare giant Abbott significantly increased its U.S.-booked air spend in 2015 to $102 million, after restricting its air spend in 2014 to $63 million...

All Nippon Airways is adding a seat selection fee for certain fare types, allowing passengers to pay to select emergency exit seats and window and aisle economy seats in the front of the aircraft. The...

Delta Air Lines plans to eliminate service in 24 small U.S. markets, 16 of which are subsidized by the Essential Air Service program...

WestJet plans to return its Boeing 737 Max fleet to service in a "phased and transparent" manner beginning later this month, the carrier announced.  

German travel management association VDR by March 19 expects to hear whether the country's ministry of finance will approve a series of suggested workarounds to unintended problems caused by a recent...

Carlson Wagonlit Travel director of hotel solutions Neysa Silver spoke with Management.travel last week about the latest on the 2009 hotel rate negotiation season. A portion of the conversation is...

Similar to other major hotel companies during the third-quarter earnings season, Hyatt Hotels Corp. reported that leisure continues to drive the recovery, but there is "progression of group and business...