Shrinking business travel volumes, which fell even more precipitously following Sept. 11, are driving most travel management companies to contact buyers this month to raise prices or reconfigure their...

Carlson Wagonlit Travel in a report to clients today said international and domestic airfares would undergo double-digit percentage increases in 2009, while it expects hotel rates to climb modestly and...

Demand in the luxury lodging segment has steadily climbed year to date, but average daily rates and group rates are not keeping pace, according to Smith Travel Research. In comparison with dismal 2008...

HRG announced it would "enable clients to book videoconference facilities and meeting space at both internal and external locations" using its self-service booking tool bit.ly/dZZveA . The...

Delta Merges First And Business Classes By Jay Campbell Basing much of its decision on market research among corporate travel managers, travelers and travel agents in the United States

Qatar Airways will continue to rebuild its U.S. network next month, with flights scheduled to start from both Houston and Philadelphia.  

Starwood Hotels & Resorts Worldwide struck a deal to offer its Preferred Guest Platinum members a free annual membership in the Clear Registered Traveler program, and Gold and Preferred members a...

Worldwide international air travel demand grew by nearly 12 percent in June, the International Air Transport Association reported on Wednesday, noting particular strength in Asian, Middle Eastern and...

As businesses get on with travel and travel companies get on with business, corporate buyers and their airline partners will have to work together in a blurred if not unfamiliar framework.

On Nov. 1, British Airways and Iberia will begin charging a €9.50 fee on fares booked through some third-party channels, including global distribution systems. The Beat, which like BTN is owned by...