After signing a three-year content deal with Galileo, British Airways this month warned that if it doesn't reach new terms on expired distribution contracts with Amadeus, Sabre and Worldspan by April...

Domestic airfares generally continue to decline in spite of predictions of modest airfare increases in the months ahead and record-high oil prices crippling the airline industry. Though lower average...

Hilton Hotels Corp. last month began offering individual guests at all of its 2,216 properties online retrieval of hotel folios to ensure expense accounts are accurate and complete. Accessing a...

A new front in the war over distribution costs, with travel management companies and their corporate clients on one side and airlines on the other, has flared up in Europe from the rising use by...

Capping To Begin In Japan? By Mike Jacobs Travel management companies in Japan believe the introduction of commission caps is inevitable due to the ongoing erosion of agent commissions

Facing pressure from low fares and yields, Delta Air Lines' passenger revenue declined 5 percent year over year in the third quarter to $9.1 billion.

Susse Chalet Inn Upgrades For Corps. By Frank RosciBoston's Susse Chalet Inn, part of an economy-brand chain traditionally catering to leisure travelers, is targeting the corporate

Oracle Takes Air Policy Step Mandating Nonrefundable Tickets By Jay CampbellRedwood Shores, Calif. - In its first major air travel policy change in eight years, Oracle Corp. on

Hotel Receipts Fund Budget By Mary Ann McNultyIn a move expected to increase inbound travel funding significantly, the Illinois Legislature approved a measure that ties the state's

Despite forecasts for U.S. hotel rates to edge up in 2011, buyers who must abide by per diem rates issued by the U.S. Government Services Administration will have less room to financially maneuver in...