Oyo Rooms, one of the hotel industry's fastest-growing companies by room count, has let go of about 600 employees in China, or 5 percent of its workforce, and 1,200 in India, about 12 percent, and plans...

With the entire concept of incentive travel as an effective employee motivator called into question given the current state of world affairs the incoming president of the Society for Incentive & Travel...

Cost Center Conversion Prods Self-Booking Switch By Tom Wilkinson Tom Wilkinson is president of Travel Management Group, an Alexandria, Va.-based travel management consultancy.

Carriers around the world continue to slash capacity as they contend with increasing restrictions and little demand amid the Covid-19 outbreak.

E-Commerce Takes Hold Business travel executives know that the consumer travel sector already dominates Internet e-commerce. E-commerce is not just about buying a discounted airline ticket

United Airlines and Sabre are working to enable the global distribution system's subscribers to upsell economy passengers to the carrier's Economy Plus cabin at the point of sale. Officials said the...

Hotel companies and third-party intermediaries recently have introduced a variety of options that enable travel and meeting managers to book meetings online. Developing the technology and business case...

Business Travel News will close the book on 2007 with a rundown of the most popular stories on BTNonline throughout the year. Today, BTNonline features the five most popular stories about 2007 mergers,...

A significant portion of Airbnb’s revenue comes from full-time renters acting as illegal hotel operators, according to a study funded by the American Hotel & Lodging Association.

Buyers Seek Better Data By Mary Ann McNulty Travel managers from more than six large corporations representing travel spend approaching $1 billion held their first meeting late