TechTalk By Cheryl Rosen TVs and Cells and Kiosks, Oh My! Like Dorothy in the Land of Oz, corporate travelers soon will be faced with a rainbow of new options that will change the way they connect

Southwest Airlines has removed Boeing 737 Max aircraft from its schedule for the rest of this year and is pulling its operations from Newark Liberty International Airport as part of its capacity...

More than 100 million mobile phones, tablets and e-readers equipped with near-field communication technology were sold in 2012, and an estimated 300 million more are expected to be shipped this year,...

San Francisco this summer enhanced its appeal to business travelers and meeting planners with the long-anticipated openings of the Moscone Convention Center Moscone West and Bay Area Rapid Transit...

InterContinental Hotels Group CEO Keith Barr's stated plans for the company can best be summed up as: more of the same, but better.

Sabre Signs Clients, Carlson BTS Upgrade On The Way By Cheryl RosenDallas - It's been a busy couple of months for the Sabre Business Travel Solutions team, which this year

Point/Counterpoint -- An Overriding Issue: ServiceI've never "dined" at Taco Bell, so it's hard for me to compare their service to the proper management of Business Travel, As Michael

Corporate Apts. Yield Savings, Comfort For Corps. By Maria P. VallejoThe not-so-new idea of corporate housing is beginning to permeate the long term-stay travel business. Whether

In April, Air France-KLM will begin charging an 11 euro fee on global distribution bookings, becoming the last of the Big Three European carriers to introduce such a charge, executives said during an...

Delta has increased corporate airfares as it experiences its "strongest revenue momentum since 2014," although those fares remain significantly below their previous peak, Delta president Glen Hauenstein...