The U.S. Federal Reserve this week in a report on economic conditions indicated that travel and tourism activity during the past six weeks was "strong" across many reporting districts, with hotel and...

Academic Travel Consulting partner Ian Thomas last week presented at the Society of Collegiate Travel Management's annual conference results of the organization's 2007 benchmarking survey, which was...

Travel management companies and corporate travel managers are operating under a crisis scenario in Japan as they attempt to move thousands of travelers, expatriates and their families following the...

U.S. federal and state governments form the "largest travel buyer in the world" with expenditures of about $20 billion, or 1 percent of global travel spending, according to Travelport CEO and president...

Southwest Airlines executives Thursday afternoon noted that the current macroeconomic environment had weakened demand as the quarter progressed, and those "softer booking trends continue into the second...

Maritz Travel Co. hired three general managers to lead development efforts in "key international markets," the meetings management company announced. The new managers will spearhead...

The August average U.S. daily hotel rate and occupancy rate each increased notably year over year, according to hotel analytics firm STR, which separately noted midweek demand strength, a sign of solid...

IATA's One Order aims to simplify airline retailing, enhance customer experience, and streamline processes by replacing traditional systems with a unified order management approach.

Published airfares would increase between 2 percent and 4 percent, while corporate airfares will have a marginal increase of less than 2 percent in 2008, according to BCD Travel's 2008 Industry...

Large, multinational corporations increasingly are assessing and responding to the contribution that business travel makes to their overall carbon footprints, and sources anticipate awareness of the...