American Airlines in a new filing with the U.S. Department of Transportation called the American Society of Travel Advisors complaint against the carrier over its distribution strategy "frivolous" and...

Would points, badges, leaderboards and other rewards common in popular social and video games be a more effective means than the "stick" for corporations to influence traveler behavior and policy...

Corporate payment charge volumes in 2009 painted a clear picture of travel spending cuts, though issuers expect those volumes to rebound this year. In the meantime, corporate card vendors are enhancing...

Microsoft co-founder Bill Gates famously said in November 2020 that he predicts more than 50 percent of business travel will disappear when travel recovers from the Covid-19 pandemic.

American Express' corporate travel sales made little gain in the third quarter from the year's first two, though corporate card spending continued quarter-over-quarter growth, the company disclosed...

Southwest Airlines confirmed that starting Jan. 28, 2011 it will "not allow unused travel funds to be applied toward travel for anyone other than the original passenger." bit.ly/awru98...

Every month last year, major U.S. airlines saw a year-over-year decline in average fare. So far this year, the opposite has held true. Couple that with a growing appetite for ancillary revenues—from...

Air travel budgets and volumes are on the rise, and airlines will maintain negotiating leverage in 2011, according to a Morgan Stanley survey of 273 corporate travel buyers bit.ly/bh6TBb . Sixty percent...

Uber is seeing improved growth rates in suburban markets, the company said in a Wednesday earnings statement, and reported an increase in first-quarter revenue.  

All new U.S. Bank of America Merrill Lynch corporate travel and expense cards will have chip-and-PIN technology, the bank announced. BoA Merrill Lynch will replace existing clients' cards with...