Alongside hotel companies' reporting on fourth-quarter and full-year 2018 performances came a wave of announcements about new brands, expanded footprints and new markets. Hotel companies are using new...

Moving To MandatesBuyers Brave The 'Required' Frontier, Give Policies Bite By Cheryl Rosen New York - Travel managers are reporting success with that most dangerous of corporate travel policies,

Carlson Wagonlit Travel president and CEO Douglas Anderson today said that booking softness previously limited to the United States widened to Europe and Asia/Pacific toward the end of the first half of...

No Need To Fear IATA's Proposal Responding to many corporate travel offices that bemoaned their inability to more closely track their travel records in a standardized fashion, the International Air

Rosenbluth International has announced that it expects to launch a Web-based application within the next 60 days that it claims will allow travel managers to trace travelers within seconds in the event...

Delta has undertaken a flurry of activity this year in building global alliances and joint business ventures, including significant investments in several of its international partners. Those moves...

This week, both American Airlines and United Airlines postponed the return of Boeing 737 Max aircraft to their schedules until next year.

With an expanding fleet and a relatively new leadership team in place, Delta Private Jets is exploring ways to work more closely with its big commercial sibling, Delta Air Lines, according to Delta...

TRX launched a Professional Services offering for "consulting and outsourced services " to travel management companies and corporations using the Resx booking tool. Services include site...

A few months after its launch, the U.S. Transportation Security Administration's PreCheck pilot program appears close to attaining permanent status. PreCheck provides pre-screened frequent travelers...