A difficult negotiating climate has not soured corporate travel buyers' attitudes toward their hotel chain partners, with satisfaction scores in Business Travel News' 2014 Hotel Chain Survey up across...

The complexities of global air contracting in the past few years have mounted with the rise of international airline joint ventures, the entrenchment of global alliances and changing carrier perceptions...

American Express has pledged to achieve net-zero global carbon emissions by 2035, 15 years ahead of the climate neutrality deadline set by the landmark Paris Agreement.   

During the past five weeks, Marriott International's U.S. occupancy level incrementally has ticked up a percentage point and a half per week, and has crossed the 20 percent threshold at open hotels,...

As corporate travel programs accept—and, in many cases, embrace—ride-hailing leaders Uber and Lyft more and more, both companies are exploring ways to serve corporate customers beyond transient...

National wins our second annual car rental survey, and travel buyers are generally more satisfied with their suppliers than they were last year.

Kevin Iwamoto will join Germany-based meetings management agency Proske as a strategic advisor and serve as a non-executive board member in the United States, the company announced Monday.  

CBRE Hotels Research this week again increased its projection for 2022 U.S. hotel performance expectations, another in streak of forecasts from the firm that paints a powerful pricing picture for the...

Sustainability tech firm Thrust Carbon has launched an emissions-measuring application for larger-scale meeting programs, the company announced Wednesday.   

Delta is testing out seating with reduced recline on its A320 fleet, a move it said would benefit business travelers. A spokesperson said reduced recline would make it easier for passengers in the next...