You can't please all the people all the time. That's been true of airline commercial strategies related to the New Distribution Capability.  Then there's Qantas, able to please most of the people...

The United States is negotiating to expand Customs and Border Protection preclearance inspections to 10 airports, including its first in each continental Europe and East Asia, according to the U.S....

Despite the rapid proliferation of wireless Internet access on domestic aircraft, most companies do not reimburse travelers who elect to log on in the air, according to a recent Business Travel News...

Japan Airlines and Aeroflot have signed a preliminary cooperation agreement, citing increased travel demand between Japan and Russia since the two countries relaxed visa requirements for one another...

Travel buyers usually choose between one of two approaches for implementing travel management technology: build the technology within their organizations or find a third-party supplier with the...

Business Travel News will collocate its annual Corporate Travel World conference with the Association of Corporate Travel Executives' Global Education Conference in Washington, D.C., May 18-20, 2008.

As much as airlines are banking on science to get passengers in the air, they still will need to clear the obstacle of perception. In the early months of the pandemic, several carriers capped...

Bedbugs are a tricky nuisance to control, but addressing them in the context of a managed travel program might be an even trickier proposition.Amid horror stories about travelers waking up in seemingly...

Hotel reshopping technology tool Tripbam has created a dashboard to show clients year-over-year in hotel cancellations, average daily rate and new bookings created for any time period. It also is...

Carlson Wagonlit Travel reported a rebound in trip bookings for its United Kingdom business Wednesday, with especially strong growth in long-haul travel in the first half of 2010—and price rises to...