United Airlines' corporate travel revenue continues to improve from the lows witnessed earlier this year, executives said today, but not enough to keep the carrier from detailing a third-quarter loss.

Peter Neffenger, Administrator of the U.S. Transportation Security Administration

American Express Global Commercial Services took in $3.4 billion in revenue net of interest expense during the third quarter, up 7 percent year over year. That continues a steady growth trend for Amex's...

Donald Trump, U.S. President, The Tempest

Despite looming economic uncertainty in Europe, travel buyers in 2011 paid significantly more for hotels in the continent's most expensive cities than they did in 2010. Meanwhile, per diems in the...

Airlines Reporting Corp. is integrating its settlement data with NDC Exchange, the marketplace that provides interoperability between schema versions of the International Air Transport Association's New...

Credit Suisse selected Hogg Robinson Group for travel management services in Switzerland, the United Kingdom and the United States. "The three year contract, worth over $200 million, represents...

Traveler satisfaction with hotels is at the highest level in seven years, according to the most recent J.D. Power study. Based on responses from almost 70,000 hotel guests in the United States and...

Figures for the first quarter of 2009 from the American Express Business Travel Monitor suggest European airfares and hotel rates may be approaching the bottom of the pricing cycle.

The National Business Travel Association has generated a standardized request for proposals for corporations to use in soliciting airlines for pricing and service concessions. Why?