Cloudy Forecast Fails To Frighten Econ., Budget Chains By Bruce Serlen Thoughts of a softening national economy, which might lead to a downturn in business travel in 2001--and hence in the lodging

China in the coming years could become AirPlus International's top market worldwide, according to chairman Patrick Diemer. Currently the only company to offer a lodge card in the Chinese market, Diemer...

Corporate hotel rates for 2013 spiked in Latin America and select U.S. markets, meeting expectations for a tough negotiating season. But increases were more moderate in Europe and some emerging markets...

Global airline traffic during April grew versus the prior-year period reflecting a generally improved business environment, according to the International Air Transport Association. However, economic...

Extended Stay America's first-quarter comparable systemwide revenue per available room declined 5.8 percent year over year to $43.98, according to the company, a drop less steep than some other...

Andersen Study: Distribution Changes? Not So Fast By Mary Ann McNulty Mirroring the distribution changes affecting other industries, travel will be distributed in the future

TechTalk By Cheryl Rosen MetLife's Molesky Tries Tech MetLife is about to begin pilot testing two new travel technologies--GetThere.com's Global Manager online booking system and Delta's Sky Card,

The TMC sector looks as if it might need a breather at the moment in terms of mergers and acquisitions. But I think the opposite is happening: Activity is accelerating. It’s fueled by a renewed need for...

Expedia Corporate Travel last month formed a relationship with online meetings management technology firm SeeUthere Technologies, offering ECT clients attendee management and data consolidation...