SAS plans to recall a mothballed long-range aircraft in response to a boom in demand for intercontinental flights, the airline announced on Wednesday. The Scandinavian carrier said it would reintroduce...

Ellen Keszler, president of Travelocity Business, today said that this quarter GetThere and Travelocity will begin to merge their corporate technology giving it "the Travelocity look and feel."

U.S. Hotels Expand In Europe By Bruce Serlen Ramada International Hotels & Resorts, a division of Marriott International, and Treff Hotels of Germany and Switzerland last month announced an

Conference center and hospitality company Dolce Hotels and Resorts today announced it has appointed former Wyndham Hotel Group CEO Steven Rudnitsky as its new president and CEO.

Frontier Airlines next year will make Los Angeles its first focus city outside its Denver hub when the carrier on April 11 launches double daily nonstop service from Los Angeles International to Kansas...

Direct Booking Links Near, But Full PNR Is An Issue By Lynn WoodsAlthough car rental industry executives say that demand is growing in the corporate sector for direct booking links

Expense reporting tool supplier Infor is expanding the availability of its tool, Infor Expense Management, as a software-as-a-service offering.

Marriott Goes Long With Executive Residences By Maria VallejoWashington - Marriott International late last month announced a four-year expansion plan for Executive Residences, its new

European Rates Soften By Amon Cohen After four years of continuous airfare and hotel rate rises, the power pendulum finally is swinging back toward corporate clients in Europe. The

Airlines Address Abusive-Passenger Issue By Judi BredemeierFor the first time, airline employees' unions are making a concerted effort to deal with the deteriorating state of airline-passenger