Navigant Acquisitions Give It A Broader Reach By Sarah WeltEnglewood, Colo. - Navigant International, the travel spinoff of U.S. Office Products, added two new agencies to its growing

The International Air Transport Association projects global air passenger numbers will grow 3.8 percent annually to reach 7 billion in 2034, double the 3.5 billion passengers projected for 2015. IATA...

NuTravel in the United States, France's KDS and New Zealand-based Serko plan Tuesday to announce a global alliance in which they share sales leads and offer mutual multinational clients integrated data,...

Marriott International plans to more aggressively weed out "low-rated" corporate accounts amid high occupancies and improving corporate group demand, executives said on Thursday during the company's...

Siemens, Sheraton Get Smart By Maria P. VallejoBoston - Siemens Corp. expects to begin beta testing smart cards within the next few weeks, guaranteeing its travelers corporate

While the development pipeline has dried up for much of the lodging industry, major milestones in recent months continued to be achieved in the extended stay sector, suggesting that travel buyers and...

Delta Air Lines today announced its intention to be the first U.S. carrier to offer lie-flat seats for international business class travel. The carrier will have new lie-flat sleeper suites beginning in...

Minneapolis/St. Paul Airlines, Airport To See Growth By Robert Selwitz As of June 1, getting to and from Minneapolis/St. Paul will become much less expensive for travelers opting