Already pummeled by significant reductions in air service, deteriorating travel demand and high-profile meetings cancellations, Las Vegas is being further harmed by perceptions of excess, putting more...

Hampton Inn emerged as the definitive winner in the U.S. Hotel Chain Survey's midprice tier a tier poised to grow in importance to travel buyers in the current economy while InterContinental Hotels...

Two mega travel management companies each debuted high-tech safety and security offerings at last month's Association of Corporate Travel Executives global conference in London. Subscribing clients can...

Airlines in the United States cheered the signing last week of a second-stage E.U.-U.S. Open Skies deal for its promise of providing to transatlantic travelers more choices and to airlines greater...

Concur co-founder Steve Singh’s startup Center has combined virtual card technology and traditional payment cards to offer CenterCard, touting itself as a corporate payment system that tracks spend...

Travel management company network Radius announced on Thursday that Dee Runyan will become its senior vice president of the Americas, effective Nov. 1. In her new role, Runyan will oversee corporate...

Corporates funding their strategic meetings management programs entirely through commissions may want to create backup plans. This year could see one or two big players in the hotel industry lead the...

Responding to travel buyers' ever-increasing demands for data, mega travel agencies are developing new warehousing capabilities, including consolidation of data, speeding up data delivery from...

British Airways on March 1, 2011, plans to introduce a credit card charge of 4.50 pounds (US$7.10) on all non-premium cabin bookings through U.K.-based travel agents. U.K. and Ireland buyer association...

BTN estimates global supply chain service UPS spent $45 million on U.S.-booked air in 2015, earning it a place on the CT100 list for the first time in three years. As measured in carbon emissions, UPS’s...