Three years after the first multinational pioneers began channeling all of their European travel reservations through a single pan-European service center, only a handful of others have followed this...

Travel buyers are showing high levels of satisfaction with Marriott International and Hilton Hotels Corp., as the two companies' brands dominated most tiers in the 2008 U.S. Hotel Chain Survey.

Travel buyers are showing high levels of satisfaction with Marriott International and Hilton Hotels Corp., as the two companies' brands dominated most tiers in the 2008 U.S. Hotel Chain Survey.

The Transportation Security Administration next month will roll out to six additional airports a pilot program that lets travelers select security lanes geared to their comfort with checkpoint screening...

IJet Intelligent Risk Systems has developed a travel risk management benchmarking tool that provides buyers a self-assessment platform to measure safety and security programs.

The pending deadline of the Sarbanes-Oxley Act of 2002 is spurring corporate travel managers to redefine travel policies, reexamine reporting practices and set internal controls that restrain expense...

U.S. meetings, defined as having more than 10 participants and lasting at least four hours, generated $845 billion in economic output in 2016, contributing $446 billion to U.S. GDP, according to a...

La Quinta Inns & Suites president and CEO Wayne Goldberg spoke recently with Business Travel News hotel editor Michael B. Baker about revenue and rate projections for upcoming corporate negotiations and...

As president of global travel services for American Express, Charles Petruccelli is head of the world's largest travel management company. In this interview with BTN contributing editor Amon Cohen,...

Delta Air Lines expects to resume normal operations Wednesday afternoon following a systemwide operations shutdown caused by a power outage early Monday. The carrier reports technology systems are...