DOD Awards Team End-To-End Automation Contract By Mary Ann McNultyAlexandria, Va. - Four years after the Department of Defense began reengineering travel services, it has awarded the

American Airlines has committed to invest $200 million for a 2.8 percent stake in China Southern Airlines. Although each belongs to a different alliance—China Southern is in SkyTeam, and American is in...

Alaska Airlines in recent years has made bigger moves to win corporate market share. Part of that strategy was hiring David Oppenheim for the new position of VP of sales. After more than a year in...

In Memorium Travel industry patriarch Curtis Carlson died on Feb. 19, following a stroke. His passing comes almost a year after he handed the presidency of Carlson Cos. to his daughter

For the most part, our industry has stopped arguing about whether online booking is a good thing. Managed online booking tools are an essential part of almost every corporate travel program. Online...

A Dozen Buyers, BA Try Extranets With its profits under pressure due to decreased demand for business travel, British Airways has replaced the heads of sales in two of its most important

Washington, D.C. - Chief executives of British Airways and American Airlines shrugged off concerns of excess transatlantic capacity, saying capacity growth is well-matched to demand.

Hilton’s Homewood Suites knocked Marriott’s Residence Inn from the top spot in the upscale extended-stay tier, while InterContinental Hotel Group’s Candlewood Suites continues to reign supreme among...

With first-quarter 2015 profit up significantly year over year but revenue down, American Airlines joined the two other largest U.S. carriers in scaling back capacity growth plans for the year.

Marriott International is bullish on corporate rate growth even as the company moderates its performance expectations for hotels outside of North America. In Marriott's June-quarter earnings conference...