United Seeks ATC Account Support By Mary Ann McNulty United Airlines by year-end expects to select a new back-office accounting software for its Air Travel Card that will be year 2000

Inside TrackAmex: Fare Hikes Keep ComingAmerican Express said last week that of the past three years of airfare hikes to hit corporate travel budgets, last year's was the worst. The typical

If the domino theory applies to airlines, 2016 could be a year of great tumbling. Merger activity has been the dominant topic on the U.S. domestic airline front since Delta Air Lines and Northwest...

The U.S. State Department hopes to resume visa issuances “sometime this week.” Technical problems have left it unable to process the biometric data needed to issue visas for two weeks, according to a...

Major domestic airlines and global distribution system providers appear to be at odds over whether full content agreements cover ancillary services, adding a potential obstacle to ongoing efforts to...

Buyers are facing hotel rate increases in 2011, particularly in the northeastern United States, but analysts said hotel rates still have several years before they return to pre-recession levels.

Strong demand in September boosted hotel reservations through global distribution system channels by 4.4 percent year over year, according to Pegasus Solutions.

Ask airfare analysts about fuel surcharges and they'll tell you there is little evidence they're devised with a consistent methodology and that, as far as they can determine, these carrier-imposed fees...

The General Services Administration this year is revising its approach for calculating federal per diem lodging rates in an attempt to better reflect more current and comprehensive travel data. Expected...

Meetings and events stand to save significantly on ground transportation—if only they could automate management. That's the goal of transportation logistics technology tool Pow Wow Smart.