Timeline: 1984 is Business Travel News’ birth year. Naturally, we think that’s important. Using that year as your milestone, place six other business travel industry events in chronological order. Do...

Travel buyers' average compensation has risen 5 percent since summer 2014, to $110,000, and their satisfaction with salary and benefits lifted with the tide. Median income rose 6 percent to $103,000.

1991 saw significant economic struggles in the travel industry, highlighted by the closure of major airlines, decreased travel due to the Gulf War, increased security measures, corporate austerity, and...

Latin America has developed as a dynamic region for business travel with both internal growth and expansion of globally consolidated programs. But successful travel management in this area of more than...

Many in the corporate travel community use "duty of care" and "travel risk management" interchangeably, but the two have distinct meanings. Duty of care, put simply, is a "moral and legal obligation to...

American Airlines and Google have agreed to a sustainable aviation fuel deal for 35 million gallons over three years, delivered via existing infrastructure at Chicago O'Hare.

In 2015, business travelers spent $1 billion more in China, $291.2 billion, than in the United States, $290.2 billion, making China the biggest business travel market, according to the Global Business...

Sierra Leone's Ebola-plagued capital, Freetown, is 3,000 miles from London and 3,600 from Cape Town, yet it is the latter city, not the closer-by U.K. capital, that has been feeling the effects of the...