3Q Bolsters Amex, Navigant Earnings By Sarah Welt New York - Both American Express Co. and Navigant International Inc., the only two publicly traded corporate travel agencies in the

Nearly simultaneous bankruptcy filings yesterday by Delta Air Lines and Northwest Airlines marked a watershed moment for a chronically dysfunctional industry. Despite travel demand nearing peak levels...

The corporate meetings industry is certainly in the midst of a general slowdown, as shown by recent Meetings Monitor polling data, but there are also some quantitative signs of a mild rebound, despite...

In a move that could mean fare increases of 5 percent to 17 percent for some business travel buyers, Continental Airlines drastically cut the point-of-sale bonus commissions it pays to many New...

Delta Air Lines last week added a new bottom rung to its fare ladder with the launch of Basic Economy, which comprises the carrier's "lowest-priced fares" and does not allow refunds, changes or advance...

Finnair is considering expanding the introduction of a surcharge on credit card payments for reservations made through travel agents in the first half of next year, it told EuroBTN on Dec. 9. Last...

TBR Index Up Again In Feb. February's Travel Business Roundtable Index of Leading Economic Indicators rose another 1.2 percent, duplicating January's strong showing. The Conference Board's

Managing Meetings At: Venator Group Venator Tackles Consolidation By Chris Davis As one of the minority of travel managers to first consolidate her company's meetings and

Supplier Seller's Market Showing Signs Of Softening By Cheryl Rosen Corporate travel buyers and sellers are beginning to report trace evidence of what analysts have been predicting