The domestic airline industry, struggling to reverse a financial crisis, yesterday received more negative news when the U.S. Department of Transportation issued a report showing deteriorating customer...

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As corporate travel managers scrutinize their car rental spend in order to save money, a few are beginning to consider the lower-price firms Dollar Rent A Car, Thrifty Car Rental, Enterprise Rent-A-Car...

Hilton Hotels Corp. this month completed a beta test of the first kiosk in an airport that enables guests to check in to their hotel while they wait for luggage. Hilton last fall began testing four...

Baruch Weiss, former acting deputy general counsel and associate general counsel of Homeland Security, is a late addition to the Association of Corporate Travel Executives' global education conference...

Industry veteran Michael Lyons, who has held several high-ranking positions at meetings and travel firms while exploring the entertainment industry, has created a destination management company in...

"A slow, yet steady recovery in air travel/pricing is underway. We are encouraged by recent discussions with the airlines that point to signs of increased future corporate sales activity," said Deutsche...

When American Airlines last month launched an option for passengers to pay an extra fee in exchange for priority boarding, discounted change fees and more flexible flight standby, it sounded like so...

Transatlantic joint-venture partners Lufthansa and United Airlines offered to surrender slots to competitors for Frankfurt-New York flights after the European Commission in October 2012 found that the...