Suite-Like Properties Dominate Midprice, No-Food Segment By Bruce Serlen If further evidence were needed that the suite concept has taken hold among the midprice segment of the business traveling

NW Gives Dose Of Sat. Night Fever By David Jonas Northwest Airlines this month announced the availability of BizFlex fares targeted at business travelers normally forced to select a Saturday night

Inside Track Swissair, Sabena Latest To Cut CommissionsSwissair and Sabena earlier this month reduced travel agency commission payments to 5 percent with a maximum payment of $50 for one-way tickets

Deluxe Hotels Square Off For Highest Honors By Bruce Serlen By emphasizing the delivery of of a consistent, dependable luxury hotel product to high-end business travelers, Ritz-Carlton Hotel Co.

For all the progress airlines in recent years have made to expand wireless inflight Internet access, such services are available on less than a third of daily domestic U.S. flights, and only a small...

Smith Travel Research today announced the domestic hotel industry realized a 9 percent gain in revenue per available room in the first half of 2006, compared with the same period last year. The $61.30...

Both Japanese and U.S. carriers steadily are expanding their service in and out of North American gateways to Tokyo, Osaka and Nagoya, and beefing up connections between Japan and other points in Asia....

Despite protests from the Big Three U.S. carriers, Emirates plans to add flights to established U.S. routes and open a new one to Orlando later this year. In an interview with BTN transportation editor...

Travelers at domestic and international airports last year spent less time waiting at security checkpoints compared with 2002, according to the J.D. Power and Associates 2003 Global Airport Passenger...