Movers, Shakers To MeetAbout 100 senior travel executives, gathering Nov. 17-19 at the ANA Hotel in Washington, D.C., will have the opportunity to obtain industry insight from CEOs,

Verizon closed its merger with AOL in June 2015, at which time AOL became a wholly-owned subsidiary of Verizon. As of December, Verizon employed approximately 177,700. Revenue for 2015 was $131.6...

South African car rental supplier First Car Rental has signed a multiyear, full-content global distribution agreement with Sabre, the company announced Wednesday. Content from First Car Rental's 50 car...

TRX this month released a wave of modifications to its five core hosted technologies for corporate travel buyers, including enhancements to the value and features of its online booking and data...

Despite rising hotel rates and some air travel costs, a new survey indicates that some companies are holding more meetings and sending more employees to conferences. Although some buyers said a spike in...

Two years after the death of travel agent commissions in the United States, the end is approaching in Europe. So far this year, the national carriers of Italy and Spain have moved to nominal payments,...

Considering that a $1 increase in the cost of crude translates to $43 million a year in expenses for Continental Airlines, the carrier's planned $100 million upgrade of its new BusinessFirst fully...

BTI U.K. Hotel Study: N.Y. Rates Highest In The World By Amon Cohen New York is not only the most expensive U.S. city for American travelers, it is also the priciest metropolis in

Air Canada and Galileo today said they entered into an agreement to allow the global distribution system to offer the carrier's Web-only content to Canada-based subscribers via a new agency desktop...

TechTalk By Cheryl Rosen Via Takes The Inside Path In a New Year that no doubt will bring a host of non-traditional aggregators into the travel purchasing space, Via World Network, which invented