A little over a year ago, hotel solutions company HRS established its first U.S. office, hiring former GetThere CEO Suzanne Neufang to head expansion in the Americas as the region's vice president and...

Southwest Airlines today announced that on Dec. 15 it will eliminate all traditional travel agency commissions, becoming the last major U.S. carrier to do so.

Participants in the Oct. 22-24 Association of Corporate Travel Executives global conference in Barcelona learned from ACTE president Greeley Koch that he will relinquish his presidency in July 2007 to...

To curb controversies engendered by the airlines' continued channeling of discounted fares though Internet-only distributors, corporate travel buyers have begun to address Web fares with policies that...

American Express in January began "a small test" in Manila to identify whether offshore customer servicing is an option for corporate managed travel, said executive vice president of North America...

Orbitz for Business today announced a partnership with travel information service provider Prism Inc. to enhance its reporting and data-tracking tool for corporate customers.

Ever-rising fleet costs and increasing turmoil in the U.S. car manufacturing industry have renewed chatter of a potential merger between Dollar Thrifty Automotive Group and Vanguard Car Rental Group, a...

A call by Patrick Diemer, managing director and chairman of AirPlus International, for airlines to shift credit card fees to buyers startled many of the nearly 200 corporate buyers and senior travel...

Web Cites By Laurie BergerSabre's New Tactic: Online AdvertisingIn a move that could raise the ire of travel managers, Sabre BTS quietly is tapping travel vendors to help distribute

U.S. Senators Russ Feingold (D-WI) and Maria Cantwell (D-WA) and Rep. Adam Smith (D-WA) introduced legislation that would "protect citizens and legal residents of the United States from...